Re: subdomains for testing things

Hi Daniel, You are mingling several different ideas here, so let me try to separate them to keep this discussion productive: 1) Should tools not ready for production live under a (sub-) domain separate from fsfe.org? 2) How do we switch teams over? 3) Is Discourse a suitable replacement for

Re: subdomains for testing things

On 08/02/18 17:51, Florian Snow wrote: > Hi Daniel, > > > Daniel Pocock writes: >> How does using a domain with the word "test" in it somewhere create more >> work? > > At some point, a service is at least supposed to go into production, so > at that point, configuration

Re: subdomains for testing things

Hi Daniel, Daniel Pocock writes: > How does using a domain with the word "test" in it somewhere create more > work? At some point, a service is at least supposed to go into production, so at that point, configuration files need to change, DNS records need to change, and

Re: subdomains for testing things

Hi Max, while I agree with you in general, I see a small problem here: On Thu, 08 Feb 2018 12:02:02 +0100 Max Mehl wrote: > > Discourse could work similarly. It has been set up by a group of > volunteers and we gave them a free hand. Later it might serve as a > communication platform for a

Re: subdomains for testing things

On 08/02/18 11:02, Max Mehl wrote: > # Daniel Pocock [2018-02-08 11:00 +0100]: >> There is a distinction between people volunteering to maintain a service >> and the association choosing to rely on a service. >> >> This is particularly important in cases where two services do something >> similar

Re: subdomains for testing things

# Daniel Pocock [2018-02-08 11:00 +0100]: There is a distinction between people volunteering to maintain a service and the association choosing to rely on a service. This is particularly important in cases where two services do something similar (e.g. Discourse acts as an alternative to the

Re: subdomains for testing things (was: forums, mailing lists and other tools)

On 08/02/18 08:27, Max Mehl wrote: > # hellekin [2018-02-01 11:05 +0100]: >> On Thu, Feb 01, 2018 at 07:26:42AM +0100, Florian Snow wrote: >>> >>> This may have been mentioned before, but there is a Discourse instance >>> at community.fsfe.org. >> >> Hmmm, no there is not, only a broken page.