Re: New admin web interface

Lars Ingebrigtsen <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.discuss
Message-ID <[email protected]>
Adam Sjøgren <[email protected]> writes:

> I kept a list to remind myself of the conventions, something like:
>
>   .devel
>   .user
>   .cvs .scm
>   .bugs
>   .general
>   .announce

Ah, yeah, good idea.  The interface could just have a help text with
those bits...

> I also kept these reminders:
>
>   "non-public" means only subscribers can post
>   "unidirectional" Mail-to-news, but not news-to-mail at all
>   "read-only" (announce, scm groups etc.)
>   default bi-directional

I'll add that to the descriptions.

> How about popping up the most popular parts in each position, and, eh,
> maybe filtering on input of chars, like sort of an auto-complete thing
> from existing groupnames?
>
> Not sure whether that would be useful or not.

Yeah, that sounds good.  Hm.  I'm not quite visualising it, though...
For instance, I added the "recfiles" lists now, and the supplied
description was "GNU Recutils is a set of tools and libraries to access
human-editable, plain text databases called recfiles." so I thought
"well, that's a database thing", so I search for "database" in the
gmane.conf file and found gmane.comp.db and then put stuff under there.

So...  to do the same in the web interface, there should be a thing to
search both group names and list descriptions, I think?  Then if I'd
typed "database", a bunch of gmane.comp.db lists would have shown up,
and I'd known that the name should be gmane.comp.db.recfiles.user.

Yeah, I think that sounds workeable.  I'll add that to the admin part of
the interface.

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