Simon Michael wrote:
Hi Martijn, thanks for your response. I'm replying on-list -
Martijn Faassen wrote:
Jim's answer about brittle mess on the mailing list makes it clear.
It makes his thinking clear, yes. I'm not clear on why he thinks that
way. I would think: a zope.org that's so fragile it can't be touched by
Jim Fulton is intolerable, and if upgrading a product risks breaking
some of it, so be it; the bits that broke were in the way.
I don't have any mystic power that allows me to understand any Zope
application. I am also not a CMF developer.
...
What you need to do in order to get Apache access is contact Rob Page
([EMAIL PROTECTED]) (I've cc-ed him) and get and sign the agreement with ZC
that you won't break their hosting environment.
That's not enough to change the apache config. If you want to make a change
to the apache config, I'll make it for you. I'll be happy to work with someone
on irc at an agreed upon time.
...
- I understand why the paperwork exists, but I think it represents some
bureaucracy that is near the root of the problem with zope.org.
I agree.
I feel
to engage with it only repeats the cycle of private email, delay, loss
of momentum, and prolongs the bigger problem. Give a volunteer a login,
and (s)he'll get to work..
Again, I agree.
This is necessary because zope.org is hosted in the same cluster with our
commercial customers and we have to be extremely conservative. This
is why zope.org needs to move to a new home.
Jim
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