On Mon, Jul 11, 2011 at 05:23:04PM -0400, Matthew Jadud wrote: > On Mon, Jul 11, 2011 at 17:05, Mel Chua <m...@redhat.com> wrote: > > Question -- is the intent here to quickly set up services we don't already > > have and are not on OSU's list of "software that is really easy for us to > > install" (as in gitosis), or to migrate things from OSU (as in redmine)? > > The first sounds like a good idea, the second not so much, but that may > > just be me. > > More #1 than #2, but Ian is in charge.
More #1 than #2. General TOS stuff I'd like to have on OSUOSL. > > * TOS Planet (http://tickets.teachingopensource.org/issues/4) -- no > > fallback, which is why this is priority #1. > > Some of the requirements might not be in place by the end of the > month, but this makes sense. This is being worked on as we speak. > > * An IRC proxy (http://tickets.teachingopensource.org/issues/35) -- no > > fallback, but we have done without in the past; priority #2. > > This is something I would never make use of, personally. Do you find > that support for persistent sessions is something important to > faculty? Also, we would want to clear this with admins, as it will > involve punching more holes in the network. > > Of the four you listed, this one is the least clear/obvious, and > represents something "new" (from my POV) from prior discussions on > this list. That isn't to shoot it down, but just to point out that it > isn't something that was in my personal rememberances. I'm going to be researching getting this on OSUOSL. If we do it right, we won't get OSUOSL's network blocked from using freenode. :) > > * Etherpad (http://tickets.teachingopensource.org/issues/35) -- fallback is > > to use a public site, which is ok but not the most reliable, and also no > > private option, which is an important feature. > > OK. I assume Sebastian could be involved in this. This may be something we can get on OSUOSL without using RPMs... > > * Meetbot (http://tickets.teachingopensource.org/issues/10) -- fallback is > > to continue using Fedora's bot. > > Makes sense. I'm 90% certain this will be done on tos.osuosl.org this week. > > Gitosis seems lower-priority than these four to me, but I'm admittedly > > biased. :) I'd argue that github already allows .edu folks to make private > > groups and accounts at no charge. > > I look to Ian w.r.t. whether moving Redmine/Git functionality is a > good idea or not. (Having a flexible Git option would be useful, I > suspect.) This is up for discussion. I think integrating git into Redmine means having it on the local filesystem, but then again I've done zero to none research on that. -- Ian Weller <i...@ianweller.org> _ \/"/_ All Hail the Beefy Miracle! /_/ beefymiracle.org \ \
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