Hi Tony,
I think we should finalize the Fedora + XS server and get it shipped to
Glen by the end of next week.
My list of SW is:
PostGreSQL
Moodle
XS
Apache 2.0
PHP
Networking should be setup to plug and play at Glen's hosting site.
If we can get an image on CD too that let us boot and
the way Moodle
does it and no kids or teachers complain its OK with me. Let me get the
hosted XS online ASAP so we can see that and try it out.
Thanks,
Greg S
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From: Tarun Pondicherry [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, June 12, 2008 10:46 AM
To: Greg Smith
Hi All,
Thanks for the comments and great progress!
I'll try to respond to all open items in one pass.
- On group edit. Thanks to Alex for the link and sanity check on
collaboration support in Browse. I think we should let it go for this
first implementation. When Browse does collaborate at
Hi All,
We have a disconnect about the target OS!
Its my fault for not having tighter synch with tech leads in Uruguay.
Sorry.
I'm forking a private thread and I'll get it ironed out ASAP. Please
hold the XS bring up until I can nail down the correct target XS. If
Uruguay is on a non-standard
Hi Martin,
You're right we are closer than I thought on first read. Thanks for the
added comments.
I want to minimize the scope but I see feature creep coming so we better
plan for it in advance.
Here are some comments on these:
- understand a simple level of identity roles (provided by XS
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On Wed, May 28, 2008 at 1:47 AM, Greg Smith (gregmsmi)
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On the school server plan, keep us
Hi John et al,
One minor clarification.
I think you mean L3 (IP) VPN (virtual private network) not VLAN (virtual
LAN). Let me know if that is not right as you can send an IP packet from
one VLAN to another but not from one VPN to another (except in special
cases).
BTW sounds like people have
Hi All,
FYI
I don't know what is supposed to work but they have tested a bunch in
Nepal.
I believe that a DLINK DWL2100AP was the first choice in Nepal.
Looks like they last tested Lantech WL54G BR with pretty good results.
See: http://blog.olenepal.org/ latest post.
You may want to check
Hi Martin et al,
Thanks for the comments and direction.
I'm still working on options for the Uruguay requirement (BTW now
rewritten, verified with tech lead in Montevideo and posted in wiki at:
http://wiki.laptop.org/go/Requiremientos_Para_XO).
We want any new work to be available in all
