James has informed to me that we also need the following services which sugar 0.110 depends on:
- use-socialhelp.sugarlabs.org (Alt-Shift-H Help), - activities.sugarlabs.org (My Settings, Software Update, and a Browse start page link), - activities-2.sugarlabs.org (My Settings, Software Update, see below), - www.sugarlabs.org (Browse start page link), - bugs.sugarlabs.org (Browse start page link), - wiki.sugarlabs.org (Browse start page link), activities-2.sugarlabs.org was already shut down, but Sugar has a reference, so James has prepared a patch. https://github.com/sugarlabs/sugar/pull/742. All of the previous cited sites SHOULD be maintained. We'll do our best to keep those sites updated and protected. We need a maintainer for activites.sugarlabs.org if possible and improve bugs.sugarlabs.org or replace by another tool. James told me that Sugar no longer depends on jabber.sugarlabs.org but there was a reference to that as well. Best regards, On Wed, Feb 22, 2017 at 4:39 AM, Sam Parkinson <sam@sam.today> wrote: > On Sat, 2017-02-18 at 20:25 -0300, Samuel Cantero wrote: > > Hello everyone, > > Currently we have two physical nodes - Justice and Freedom - which belongs > to SugarLabs and one VM (Sunjammer) provided by the FSF. These nodes are > running Ubuntu 16.04. Last upgrade was done by Bernie Innocenti and by me. > > The main purpose of this email is to update our list of machine/services > maintainers. We need to have a responsible for every service and update our > wiki page according to the provided information. The Maintainer must be > responsible for keeping service up, the OS updated and apply all the > security patches. I can find that many of our services are just broken or > forgotten. We need to some do cleaning/pruning. > > Below are listed all the current machines/services we're hosting. Please, > if you're responsible for the machine/service maintenance, identify > yourself. If no one if responsible for the machine/service, we need to > define what to do with those machines, whether to find a new maintainer or > to decommission the machine/service. > > Justice: > > 1. OS: Ubuntu 16.04.1 LTS, > 2. Maintainers: Bernie Innocenti, Sebastian Silva and Samuel Cantero. > 3. Services (VMs running inside this node): > amnesia: > OS: Fedora 18. This OS has reached End of Life. > Maintainer: X. > Services provided: > Apparently it's used by Paraguay Educa. It's running an HTTP server, > MySQL, etc. > Are we still using this? > aslo: > OS: Ubuntu 14.04.5. EOL: April 2019. > Maintainer: Samuel Cantero. > Codebase maintainer: X. it would be nice to have someone behind it. > Aleksey have been helping so far. > Services provided: > activities.sugarlabs.org > zatoichi: > OS: Ubuntu 12.04.5 LTS. EOL: April 2017. > Maintainer: X. > Services provided: > *.paraguayeduca.org > Can we keep all the services for PyEduca in one machine? Do we really need > amnesia and zatoichi? > lightwave: > OS: Ubuntu 16.04.1 LTS. > Maintainer: Bernie Innocenti / Samuel Cantero. > Services provided: > Primary DNS server. > mothership: > I can't get into the VM. I don't have information about maintainer nor the > OS/services running inside. > pootle: > OS: Ubuntu 14.04.4 LTS. > Maintainer: Chris Leonard. > Services provided: > translate.sugarlabs.org > library: > OS: Ubuntu 12.04.5 LTS. > Maintainer: X. > Services provided: > library.sugarlabs.org (pathagar). > Jita: > OS: Ubuntu 12.04.5 LTS > Maintainer: X. > Services provided: > cgit.sugarlabs.org. I guess we can decommission this. > chat.sugarlabs.org. > fedora.sugarlabs.org (service down, no one reported so no one is using > it). > git.sugarlabs.org (gitorious). Someone should move all repos inside > git.sl.o to GitHub. > meeting.sugarlabs.org, > network.sugarlabs.org, > node.sugarlabs.org (are we using this?) > school-network.org > Freedom > > 1. OS: Ubuntu 16.04.1 LTS, > 2. Maintainers: Bernie Innocenti, Sebastian Silva, Sam Parkinson and > Samuel Cantero. > 3. Services: > Main backup server. > We have a bunch of VMs not used by SL. These are: ole, kuckuck, > munin, owncloud, pirate, hammock, chat, hanginggarden, beacon. AFAIK, > these VM belongs to Stephan Unterhauser (Dogi). I don't know about the > terms defined between SugarLabs and Stephan. Hence, I must ask: Is > Sugarlabs going to continue hosting these VMs? > We also have the following containers: > org.sugarlabs.www-rebuilder. > Maintainer: Sam Parkinson. > Services: > used for update the SL www site after a new commit into GitHub repo > (through Webhooks). > related: www.sugarlabs.org > org.sugarlabs.use-socialhelp: > Maintainer: Sam Parkinson. > Services: > socialhelp.sugarlabs.org? > org.sugarlabs.socialhelp_sso > Maintainer: Sam Parkinson. > Services: > socialhelp.sugarlabs.org? > local_discourse/app > Maintainer: Sam Parkinson. > Services: > socialhelp.sugarlabs.org? > org.turtleartday.www-rebuilder > Maintainer: Samuel Cantero. > Services: > used for update the turtleartday.org site after a new commit into GitHub > repo (through Webhooks). > related: turtleartday.org > org.sugarlabs.developer-rebuilder > Maintainer: Sam Parkinson. > Services: > related: developer.sugarlabs.org > org.sugarlabs.bundlebin > Maintainer: Sam Parkinson. > Services: > bundlebin.sugarlabs.org > org.sugarlabs.bugs > Maintainer: Sam Parkinson / Samuel Cantero. > > > To the best of my knowledge, bundlebin is not/never was actively used. I > will remove it from the server. > > Services: > bugs.sugarlabs.org > Sunjammer > > 1. OS: Ubuntu 16.04.1 LTS, > 2. Maintainers: Bernie Innocenti, Sebastian Silva, and Samuel Cantero. > 3. Services: > Community shell server, email, mailing list, LDAP server, Secondary DNS > server, FTP. > Maintainer: Bernie Innocenti / Samuel Cantero. > Web hosting - the maintainers should be responsible for keeping the sites > up and protected. > blog.somosazucar.org > Maintainer: Sebastian Silva. > camp.laboratoriosazucar.org > Maintainer: Sebastian Silva. > codewiz.org > Maintainer: Bernie Innocenti, > contest.sugarlabs.org > Maintainer: X. > download.sugarlabs.org > Maintainer: X. > karma.sugarlabs.org > Maintainer: X > ldap.sugarlabs.org > Maintainer: Bernie Innocenti. > lists.codewiz.org > Maintainer: Bernie Innocenti. > mirrors.sugarlabs.org > Maintainer: X. > munin.sugarlabs.org > Maintainer: Bernie Innocenti / Samuel Cantero. > olenepal.org > Maintainer: Bikram Dhoju > pe.sugarlabs.org > Maintainer: Sebastian Silva. > people.sugarlabs.org > Maintainer: every person with shell access is responsible for the content > provided in their public html. > planet.laptop.org > Maintainer: X > planet.py.sugarlabs.org > Maintainer: X > repo.roscidus.com > Maintainer: X > static.sugarlabs.org > Maintainer: X > stats.sugarlabs.org > Maintainer: Bernie Innocenti. > sugarcamp-devel.somosazucar.org > Maintainer: Sebastian Silva. > sugarcamp.somosazucar.org > Maintainer: Sebastian Silva. > turtle.sugarlabs.org > Maintainer: X > walterbender.org > Maintainer: Samuel Cantero. > wiki.sugarlabs.org > Maintainer: Bernie Innocenti / Samuel Cantero. > wiki.squeakland.org > Maintainer: X > www.laboratoriosazucar.org > Maintainer: Sebastian Silva. > Below other services running that I don't know if people are using it. If > no one is using, I'll stop them. > bitlbee > ejabberd > > > I'm very curious as to what ejabberd is. > > * We have the "jabber.sugarlabs.org" service, which provides > collaboration for Sugar. But jabber.slo is on jita.slo (according to dig). > * This appears to be normal, chat XMPP service (it is referenced by TXT _ > xmpp.sugarlabs.org, and also codewiz.org). The config file lists @Bernie > as the admin. I assume he uses it for his personal jabber server? > > I'm not 100% sure if it is even working any more. It is properly setup for > bernie in the legacy config file (ejabberd.cfg), but there is not any > settings in the new-style file (ejabberd.yml). > > oidentd > bid > xinetd: ftp. are we still using git, ntalk, talk? I can see that godiard, > Bernie and mstone have repos. > Please, if you find a missing service, add to the list. > > Best regards, > > Samuel Cantero. > _______________________________________________ > Systems mailing list > syst...@lists.sugarlabs.org > http://lists.sugarlabs.org/listinfo/systems > >
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