*knock knock*
Adam Jones
list was a long time ago and the site is no longer working. Project
seems interesting and looks like where TG is headed at some point.
-Adam
Jorge Vargas
on TG, like catwalk and modeldesigner), banish without a trace
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Karl Guertin
> I"m affaid docudo die when it's main contributor (he also worked a lot
> on TG, like catwalk and modeldesigner), banish without a trace
He hasn't vanished without a trace, he posted on the TG list a week or
two ago, but he has been largely incognito.
Kevin Dangoor
Jorge is referring to Ronald Jaramillo. I haven't seen Ronald post
any time recently...
Kevin
Jorge Vargas
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Kevin Horn
(I've been pretty much off the various mailing lists for the last couple of months, including this one, which is why I'm just now replying to this)
I eventually decided that I would let it slide a bit until
a) TG documentation site (MoinMoin) was a little more fleshed out, so that the community could decide what exactly was wanted from a documentation app.
b) TG 1.0 was released. (obviously this has now occurred)
I also didn't want to distract from the development of the actual documentation, so I've been pretty quiet about it lately.
In addition to the main www.docudo.org being down, the svn repos also appears unavailable since the server migration to webfaction, so I can't upload my changes (there aren't many though...)
I'd really like to see this project go forward, as it shows off a lot of the neat features of TG, but I don't want to distract (too much) from mainstream TG development. The main TG devs have had a lot of other (and more important) priorities. Hopefully now that TG 1.0 is out, Docudo development can continue.
Here's what I see being necessary for that to happen:
1) At least svn.docudo.org needs to become available again.
2) It would be nice to have trac.docudo.org back, too.
3) A core group of developers (3-5) need to be found to actually work on this on a regular basis (I would certainly volunteer!)
4) Some discussion needs to happen regarding which features are still missing and need to be implemented.
The code that I have, which I guess is the most current, is in a fairly useable state. That is, it runs, users can add/edit content, the TOC mostly works, there's a search function. The very basic goals of the project have been met. What is needed now is some work on code refactoring, bugfixes, implementation of those features which we didn't get around to, and implementation of new features.
I'd really like to hear from anyone who is interested in helping me continue this project!
Kevin Horn
Karl Guertin
> Here's what I see being necessary for that to happen:
You might want to send this email to Kevin and Lee McFadden directly.
I'm not sure how often people check up on docudo.
Lee McFadden
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> You might want to send this email to Kevin and Lee McFadden directly.
> I'm not sure how often people check up on docudo.
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More often than you might think ;)
I'll take a look at retrieving the docudo svn repo and trac instance
and I'll see what can be done with regards to hosting. The old TG
server is not an option for obvious reasons, and I'm not sure about
WebFaction - Failing that I can host the docudo project on my server
without a problem.
Lee
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Lee McFadden
blog: http://www.splee.co.uk
work: http://fireflisystems.com
skype: fireflisystems
Kevin Horn
Kevin Horn
Kevin Dangoor
> On 1/12/07, Karl Guertin <gray...@gmail.com> wrote:
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>> You might want to send this email to Kevin and Lee McFadden directly.
>> I'm not sure how often people check up on docudo.
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> More often than you might think ;)
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> I'll take a look at retrieving the docudo svn repo and trac instance
> and I'll see what can be done with regards to hosting. The old TG
> server is not an option for obvious reasons, and I'm not sure about
> WebFaction - Failing that I can host the docudo project on my server
> without a problem.
Though you're certainly welcome to host this, I'm guessing that Remi
would be happy to host it at WebFaction as well. It would have to be
more than a basic svn+trac account, though, since it would need to be
able to run Docudo itself.
Either way, you have access to the files, Lee. I'd recommend moving
it fairly soon. I'm going to back everything up, but that server will
go away within the next month.
Kevin
Kevin Horn
Kevin Dangoor
Jorge Vargas
is someone with access to the TG box at webfaction to actually set it
up. and have the dns repointed.
Kevin Horn
the only files I have are my (modified) files in my svn working copy
if you have an svn "hotcopy" that you could send me, that would be a start...I could set up a temporary repository on one of my home office servers, and at least people could have access to it...though it might be slow and down intermittently
Better would be putting it up somewhere (WebFaction?) not subject to the vagaries of my ISP, power fluctuations, surfing habits ;), etc.
Kevin Horn
Kevin Horn
Would have been nice to have them up for PyCon...
Kevin Horn
John Lavoie
Kevin Horn wrote:
> kevin -
> the only files I have are my (modified) files in my svn working copy
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> if you have an svn "hotcopy" that you could send me, that would be a
> start...I could set up a temporary repository on one of my home office
> servers, and at least people could have access to it...though it might
> be slow and down intermittently
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> Better would be putting it up somewhere (WebFaction?) not subject to
> the vagaries of my ISP, power fluctuations, surfing habits ;), etc.
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> Kevin Horn
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> On 2/10/07, * Jorge Vargas* <jorge....@gmail.com
> <mailto:jorge....@gmail.com>> wrote:
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> I think we got copies of it, at least the lastest svn co what's needed
> is someone with access to the TG box at webfaction to actually set it
> up. and have the dns repointed.
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> On 2/9/07, Kevin Dangoor < dan...@gmail.com
> <mailto:dan...@gmail.com>> wrote:
> > I can send you the files if you'd like to bring it up at
> WebFaction...
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> > On Feb 9, 2007, at 1:58 AM, Kevin Horn wrote:
> > Any chance of seeing svn.docudo.org <http://svn.docudo.org>
> and/or trac.docudo.org <http://trac.docudo.org> back up anytime
> > soon?
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> > Kevin Horn
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> > On 1/19/07, Kevin Dangoor < dan...@gmail.com
> <mailto:dan...@gmail.com>> wrote:
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> > > On Jan 12, 2007, at 7:11 PM, Lee McFadden wrote:
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> > > > On 1/12/07, Karl Guertin < gray...@gmail.com
> > email: k...@blazingthings.com <mailto:k...@blazingthings.com>
> > company: http://www.BlazingThings.com
> > blog: http://www.BlueSkyOnMars.com <http://www.BlueSkyOnMars.com>
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Kevin Horn
But soon....Docudo will LIVE AGAIN!!! Bwahahahaha!
Kevin Horn
Kevin Horn
http://svn.docudo.org/
I've had some trouble getting the old Trac instance up and running again, but hopefully it will be back again as well.
Kevin Horn
Kevin Horn
http://trac.docudo.org
Kevin Horn
Kevin Horn
Also, I haven't installed any Trac plugins yet (there were several on the old site), so some functionality may be missing. If you're missing something and it doesn't show up in the next day or two, just post to this thread and I'll try to get it handled.
Kevin Horn
Kevin Horn
svn - now using the old .authz file, so everyone who had write permissions on the old server should have them on the new server...please report any problems
trac - have installed the webadmin and accountmanager plugins, still using http auth, though, rather than the web form for logins. Account registration _should_ work, but if someone could test it for me, that would be a big help. Just go to the trac site ( http://trac.docudo.org) and click the "registration" link. I'm currently the only user on Trac.
Soon I'll be setting up a Docudo instance at http://www.docudo.org for, you guessed it, the documentation. Currently there's just a quickstarted TG project living there.
Anyone interested in contributing to the project, please feel free to sound off.