[Hosting] Re: [TriLUG] Advice on running an OSS project?

Tanner Lovelace lovelace at wayfarer.org
Thu Aug 14 11:09:19 EDT 2003


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Ed Hill wrote:
| On Wed, 2003-08-13 at 22:18, Tanner Lovelace wrote:
| Hi Tanner (& others),
|
| I recently did a GForge install for work (http://dev.mitgcm.org).  It
| was painful to figure out for the first time, but I'm pretty certain
| that a couple of people could get it setup and working fairly quickly
| (say, in a few hours over a few evenings?) on one of TriLUG's boxes.

Cool.  I'll need to set you up with a kerberos/ldap account on our
systems.  Your old home directory seems to sill be there (uid: edhill),
but can you send me an initial password encrypted to my gpg key
(or alternatively, send me your gpg/pgp key and I'll just create
the password and send it to you encrypted).  Also, you might
consider joining the "sys" and "hosting" trilug mailing lists.
The sys list is for people who have sudo access on the trilug machines
and the hosting list is what we originally had started for setting
up projects like this a while back.

| So would anyone be interested in tackling this project along with me?
| I'm more than willing to take the lead on the install.  What I'd like
| help with is the day-to-day admin and maintenance (which is a pretty
| small workload) after the initial setup.  Oh, and perhaps some help with
| improving the GForge RPMs.  I made some (small!) fixes to the existing
| RPMs but they're not particularly well-made or well-maintained.
|
| So any takers?

I'd be happy to help with the rpms, and I'd like to learn more
about the admin and maintenance of gforge, but I think I've got
too much on my plate right now to commit completely to everything
else.  You might find several volunteers on the hosting list,
though, since they had originally expressed interest in getting
things like this running.

Thanks very much!

Tanner
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