Re: Barracuda: BarracudaMVC Roadmap

Denny Chambers <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.java.enhydra.barracuda.general
Message-ID <[email protected]>
I see now. Your saying that when you do a cvs checkout, that gives you 
your website ready to go. So if you go to you html document location for 
you server, you should be able to do a cvs co and get a working web 
site. Sorry for my mistake, been away from Barracuda too long already.

Denny

Christian Cryder wrote:

>Hi Denny,
>
>What exactly do you have in mind here? The basic approach we are currently
>using is that all the documentation is already in cvs. So if you check out
>the project, you have access to all of it locally. Now, the current pages
>have SSIs embedded in them, which only show up on the b.e.org site - these
>are responsible for the e.org content that kind of surrounds the Barracuda
>docs. These SSIs obviously will be going away on the new site as they'll no
>longer be needed. So all the "docs" will be there in cvs...did you have
>something else in mind?
>
>Christian
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>>-----Original Message-----
>>From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]]On
>>Behalf Of Denny Chambers
>>Sent: Friday, December 13, 2002 1:05 PM
>>To: [email protected]
>>Subject: Re: Barracuda: BarracudaMVC Roadmap
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>>
>>One suggestion here would be to make a seperate cvs import for the
>>websites HTML. This would allow the community to check out the html, and
>>make/submit changes to it easily. Once it is in CVS, updating the web
>>site would just amount to doing a cvs update
>>
>>Denny
>>
>>Christian Cryder wrote:
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>>>Hi folks,
>>>
>>>Ok, Shawn has got the server up online at ATMReports so that we
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>>can finish
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>>>setting everything up and start testing it. SO...one of the
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>>things we need
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>>>are people who can spend a bit of time playing around with it to
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>>make sure
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>>>things are working correctly. Once that is done, we can then box
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>>it up and
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>>>ship it off to our coloc site. I'd really like to get this done
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>>as soon as
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>>>possible, SO...lets put together a roadmap of what needs to happen in the
>>>next two weeks so we can get this done before Christmas!
>>>
>>>Consider this a working list... (we probably need to create a
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>>page for this)
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>>>Setup & Installation
>>> -set up mailman lists
>>> -figure out how we are going to archive/search
>>> -set up bugzilla (do we want to do this now? later?)
>>> -set up ssh access for committers
>>> -set up anonymous cvs access for everyone else
>>> -set up the /Barracuda website
>>> -set up a daily builds mechanism
>>>
>>>Testing
>>> -recruit a small group of 10 or so who will be willing to test
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>>things out
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>>>What else do we need to do? One of the obvious things that needs
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>>to be done
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>>>is to revamp all the documentation, etc so that its current. I
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>>was going to
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>>>take this opportunity to rework the look and feel, freshen up all the
>>>content, etc. HOWEVER...now that I think about it, maybe the
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>>fastest way to
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>>>do the cutover is simply to roll everything over as it is (ie.
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>>in terms of
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>>>look and feel and content). Then we can revamp the website part of things
>>>once its up and running...
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>>>The advantage of doing it this way would be that we could make
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>>the cutover
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>>>much more quickly. Which would really help as I'm going to be
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>>offline all of
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>>>next week while I travel back to MT (where I'll be through Jan).
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>>>SO...that would be my suggestion...thoughts? My basic thought
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>>here is that
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>>>we want to get switched over as quickly as possible, update the build
>>>structure and the location of the source, and then get the site up and
>>>running. To do this, we really need to freeze cvs submissions at
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>>b.e.org as
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>>>soon as possible...this is a good time for me: I don't have any
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>>pending work
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>>>to be done anytime soon; Jake and Diez, will it work for you?
>>>
>>>Let's get this thing rolling...
>>>
>>>Christian
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>>>Christian Cryder [[email protected]]
>>>Internet Architect, ATMReports.com
>>>Barracuda - http://barracuda.enhydra.org
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