> For mailing lists: > * Mailman (or some other suitable MLM) and everything that goes along > with that--MTA, spam/AV-scanning, etc. > * Archives are currently only about 1.4GiB > > For web site: > * Current site is running in a local build of Apache 1.3, for mod_perl & > HTML::Mason; there is a Python MoinMoin wiki up too. There are some > plans for re-doing the site; I am not sure what the intention is. > * Shell access for a handful of people to do edits. (They might be > amenable to something like source-control repo with an automatic > check-out.) > > For DNS: > * Authoritative name server and some sort of secondary. > > There are other no-cost hosting options that are potentially viable, > depending on the technologies that are desired for the future. > > For example, lists/forums could be done with Nabble and a wiki could be > done with Wikia and any one of several blog services could be used for > on-going announcements and such. I've recently discovered that gandi.net > includes DNS hosting as part of their standard $15/yr registration > package, so it's conceivable that the whole thing could be outsourced to > various SaaS providers. > > Wil > -- > Wil Cooley <[email protected]>
I agree free SaaS services are a more modern approach to the problem. The odd item out seems to be the mod_perl/HTML::Mason item, though Amazon does offer the minimal "free" tier. I can offer some time to help migrate to those solutions, if they meets the needs of the group. Jason, [email protected] _______________________________________________ PLUG mailing list [email protected] http://lists.pdxlinux.org/mailman/listinfo/plug
