Mailing List Archive: making planet.zope.org be planet.zope.org

making planet.zope.org be planet.zope.org

Oct 9, 2006, 6:59 AM

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Hi there,

I believe with our recent DNS adjustments we *might* be able to make
planet.zope.org in fact *be* planet.zope.org, and not just a redirect to
www.zope.org/Planet.

What steps would need to be taken to make this possible? By itself not
an interesting task, but it's a good test case if we want to expose
other things like, say, wiki.zope.org or trac.zope.org in the future.

(note that I still don't seem to have any volunteers who *actually* have
access to the zope.org apache. This means signing a special ZC agreement
that's not the contributor's agreement for entering their hosting
environment. All this is temporary as we continue to look for ways to
move gradually off that brittle setup)

Regards,

Martijn
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Re: making planet.zope.org be planet.zope.org [ In reply to ]

justizin at siggraph

Oct 9, 2006, 8:23 AM

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On 10/9/06, Martijn Faassen <faassen@infrae.com> wrote:
> Hi there,
>
> I believe with our recent DNS adjustments we *might* be able to make
> planet.zope.org in fact *be* planet.zope.org, and not just a redirect to
> www.zope.org/Planet.

Keep in mind the DNS will not stabilize until at least end of week.
This reminds me to nag Rob to update the zope.org registrar today.

> What steps would need to be taken to make this possible? By itself not
> an interesting task, but it's a good test case if we want to expose
> other things like, say, wiki.zope.org or trac.zope.org in the future.

So, we want to expose http://www.zope.org/Planet as http://planet.zope.org/ ?

We can always proxy a rewrite to the existing page, but this will make
the navigation a little bit awkward. It's a start, I suppose.

BTW, what code is behind the Zope Planet? It looks like it is running
in the zope.org site, not as something external like PlanetPlanet.

> (note that I still don't seem to have any volunteers who *actually* have
> access to the zope.org apache. This means signing a special ZC agreement
> that's not the contributor's agreement for entering their hosting
> environment. All this is temporary as we continue to look for ways to
> move gradually off that brittle setup)

Yeah I'll get with rob on this agreement as well..

Best!

Justin

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Re: making planet.zope.org be planet.zope.org [ In reply to ]

jens at dataflake

Oct 9, 2006, 8:58 AM

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On 9 Oct 2006, at 09:59, Martijn Faassen wrote:
> (note that I still don't seem to have any volunteers who *actually*
> have access to the zope.org apache. This means signing a special ZC
> agreement that's not the contributor's agreement for entering their
> hosting environment. All this is temporary as we continue to look
> for ways to move gradually off that brittle setup)

It's more complicated then that. I exchanged a few emails with Jim
this morning regarding an unrelated sysadmin issue on cvs.zope.org
and apparently the policy has changed: Even signing the agreements
(which I did back in 2004) don't get you the level of access required
to make changes as root (like would be needed for Apache) anymore.
Only he or probably other ZC personnel can now perform root-level
access tasks.

jens

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Re: making planet.zope.org be planet.zope.org [ In reply to ]

andrew at sawdog

Oct 9, 2006, 9:07 AM

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I'm talking to Rob right now in IM - and he's checking into it, as I'm
trying to assist with the Apache setup to get the foundation site up.

Andrew

On 10/9/06 11:58 AM, "Jens Vagelpohl" <jens@dataflake.org> wrote:

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> On 9 Oct 2006, at 09:59, Martijn Faassen wrote:
>> (note that I still don't seem to have any volunteers who *actually*
>> have access to the zope.org apache. This means signing a special ZC
>> agreement that's not the contributor's agreement for entering their
>> hosting environment. All this is temporary as we continue to look
>> for ways to move gradually off that brittle setup)
>
> It's more complicated then that. I exchanged a few emails with Jim
> this morning regarding an unrelated sysadmin issue on cvs.zope.org
> and apparently the policy has changed: Even signing the agreements
> (which I did back in 2004) don't get you the level of access required
> to make changes as root (like would be needed for Apache) anymore.
> Only he or probably other ZC personnel can now perform root-level
> access tasks.
>
> jens
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