On 30 December 2011 11:33, William Hayes <[email protected]> wrote: > Please let me know if this is inappropriate to post to this list.
It is perfectly fine for you to post requirements such as this to this list, in fact we welcome it. It's even better that you have put details of your requirements in this request since that helps the devs understand what needs are out there. I hope you will be able to allow your chosen contractor to contribute their code back to the project. You might also want to [email protected] this list is read by many people who can do contract work and are (generally) familiar with the Apache way of doing things. Many won't be Rave developers, but they will know their way around the tech used here. Ross > > I have maven working and have packaged the most recent source into binary > distributions. I've not successfully gotten it working with mysql as > opposed to H2, but I think I can get that working. I'm completely lost > though in integrating our Active Directory authentication with Rave. > > I can set up an eLance.com project to pay someone to help us get Rave > setup in our environment correctly. I've got the start of a perl script > to configure the source and run maven and then another one to deploy the > binary distribution and update the appropriate configurations (change the > Tomcat ports, add the mysql library, etc). > > Priority will go to core contributors to Rave for this contracting work if > you want it (and as thanks for an awesome job of turning three or more > interesting gadget portals into one really nice gadget portal - we were in > the process of building yet another gadget portal which we stopped > immediately when we saw the ApacheCon presentation and Youtube video > demonstrating Rave 0.5 :) > > We have a pretty standard Active Directory setup and mysql setup on a > fairly standard Redhat Linux server (with a few other Tomcat servers on > it). We would like to be able to use Active Directory authentication and > Rave local authentication if the user isn't found in AD if that is > possible. > > We have to use eLance.com for managing payment (so you would need an > eLance account which is easy to get) and can either make it an hourly or > project-based contract. We will set up a Webex session to host access to > our server for any direct configuration setup and testing. > > Once we have settled the details, we would need your eLance.com account > login name to post the job directly to you rather than bidding it out. > > Thanks, > > William > > > -- Ross Gardler (@rgardler) Programme Leader (Open Development) OpenDirective http://opendirective.com
