Re: New Website for opengroupware.org project

Mario Minati <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.cms.opengroupware.discuss.general
Message-ID <[email protected]>
Helge Hess schrieb:

> On 26. Jun 2005, at 17:22 Uhr, Mario Minati wrote:
>
>> What type of data would you like to organize in folders?
>
>
> Well, all kinds of pages, just check my hierarchy:
>   http://docs.opengroupware.org/Members/helge

I found only images, links, pdfs and a few scripts.
I've to look how to handle the pdfs and the scripts but it shouldn't be 
a problem. Images and links are definetly no problem.

>> Ok. The docs will then also be devided in user docs and dev docs,  
>> right?
>> Do we have to take care of different languages? The english  
>> mailinglist has (only) double the traffic of the german, sowe might  
>> think about providing a german site, at least the users section.
>
>
> We previously had translations. I don't think its viable, first we  
> need to ensure that the English site works.

I meant do we have to think of that now? If we make the wrong decisions 
in design now, we not be able to do this later on.

>
>> I thought the colours of the different sections (default,  
>> developers, sope) should be preserved.
>
>
> Those are not different sections but completely different servers.

Than we have three servers: default, dev, sope

Do you or the Skyrix/MDlink guys have knowledge/experience with Xen? 
http://www.cl.cam.ac.uk/Research/SRG/netos/xen/
It might be a solution on dividing the OGo Server into computing 
partitons for the different tasks (svn, default web, dev web, sope web, 
...) without loosing speed, with gaining flexibility (these virtual 
machines can be migrated from one server to the next with only a few 
commands on the console) and with more security (if one virtual server 
is broken, the others still work fine)
I'm useing that since a few weeks and are very happy with that (goning 
to move more machines into these virtual partitions).

Regards,
Mario Minati
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