Andrea Veri commented:
All done, https://os.gnome.org is live, thanks!
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Andrea Veri commented on a discussion:
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OK, all good at https://gitlab.gnome.org/Teams/Releng/gnome-os-site/pages. Will
land reverse proxy config during the next hour.
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Andrea Veri commented on a discussion:
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Ok, moved, @bertob, mind removing / re-adding the gitlab-ci.yml file so that
https://gitlab.gnome.org/Teams/Releng/gnome-os-site/pages becomes enabled
again? Thanks!
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Jordan Petridis commented on a discussion:
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Let's move it to Teams/releng for now and give access to the repo to Tobias.
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Tobias Bernard commented on a discussion:
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Feel free to just move the repo, as long as you give me access to the new one :)
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Andrea Veri commented on a discussion:
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Sure, I can move the project over to World or to any other place that @alatiera
feels appropriate and land config/sub-domain. Thanks!
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Thibault Martin commented on a discussion:
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Shouldn’t it move to World/ instead of bertob/ first?
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Andrea Veri commented on a discussion:
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@alatiera @bertob @thibaultamartin should I go ahead and land the
config/sub-domain? Thanks!
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Sri Ramkrishna commented:
Love the design, @bertob !
I'm thinking os.gnome.org is good. it's easy to remember and involves less
typing. I'd like to also offer images for extension testers - but it doesn't
have to be user viewable. It would certainly let me write a good blog post on
how to
Tobias Bernard commented on a discussion:
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Happy to move it, no strong opinion on where to.
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Abderrahim Kitouni commented:
Another thing is we should probably move it off of @bertob's namespace into
either gnome-build-meta repo or somewhere in Infrastructure. What do you think?
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Tobias Bernard commented on a discussion:
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Ok, then I guess `os.gnome.org` it is :)
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Andrea Veri commented:
The other issue is we'd like to avoid having a reverse proxy on top of another
reverse proxy as www.gnome.org runs on Openshift, which is configured with a
set of routers acting as reverse proxies themselves. So I'd suggest going with
os.gnome.org directly.
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Thibault Martin commented on a discussion:
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Thanks! Not sure what others think, but I think we should avoid ending up with
https://bertob.pages.gitlab.gnome.org/gnome-os-site/ in the end-users’ browser
at any
Andrea Veri commented:
@thibaultamartin that really depends on how you want the website domain to be
visualized, a plain redirect between gnome.org/os and the gitlab pages URL is
just going to represent itself in your browser by referencing the final URL aka
Thibault Martin commented:
There also is another thing to consider regarding the domain names: there are
plans to split the Foundation and GNOME Product websites.
In the near future there will be:
- a www.gnome.org Wordpress instance
- a separate Wordpress instance for the foundation
The
Andrea Veri commented:
@alatiera surely doable, let's wait for the involved stakeholders opinion on
what sub-domain should be used etc. and we can land the requested config for
the nicer URL to be there :)
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