Vinux development meeting, tentatively Friday, October 6, 2017.

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Luke Yelavich

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Sep 29, 2017, 12:27:20 AM9/29/17
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Hey folks.
Back on the vinux development push again after a bit of a much needed break.

I am once again going through what I know and have to learn about koji, and
the extra tools around it. I think its time we start discussing a few more
details about setup, things like host/sub-domain names, reviewing configs and
general setup plans for publically facing ports/software, and making sure the
right people have access to the right keys and have relevant access to
various machines.

As with past meeting, we have met at 9 PM UTC, and as per the subject, I am
proposing next Friday, 6 October, 9PM UTC.

Note to Australians attending. As of this weekend, we will be in daylight
savings time, so the meeting will be Saturday morning at 8AM for us. Those in
the US, plesae double check for your local timezone.

I hope to have an agenda by mid next week.

Thanks.

Luke
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kendell clark

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Sep 29, 2017, 1:00:12 AM9/29/17
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hi all

I'll be there. Mellisa has a doctors appointment that day so if it's in
the afternoon I'll have to stay home to make it, but I'll be sure to
make it. Is it on the vinux mumble server?

Thanks

Kendell Clark

Kyle

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Sep 30, 2017, 11:57:21 AM9/30/17
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At this point, that time is good for me. We're still on daylight savings
time here in most of the States, so Eastern time will be 5PM and Pacific
time will still be 2PM. I believe only Arizona and part of Indiana will
be different, but as far as I know, we don't have any attendees from
either of these locations.
~Kyle

Kyle attrill

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Sep 30, 2017, 1:29:38 PM9/30/17
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I will be working, if someone can send me a recording and or minutes that would be helpful.

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Janina Sajka

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Kyle, Luke, All:

I want to offer a tip on international meeting scheduling from my
experience in doing that over and over in the W3C. I hope you find this
useful.

I recommend using the Event Time Announcer from http://Time And
Date.com. What that is is a URI you can send around, and everyone can
access on their own to get the correct time regardless of
daylight/standard time adjustments, etc., etc. So, for your meeting, you
might send this link:

https://www.timeanddate.com/worldclock/fixedtime.html?msg=Vinux+Development+Teleconference&iso=20171006T21&p1=0&ah=1

It's worth keeping a copy of this URI, because it's actually hand
editable. Here's how to edit by hand:

Working from the right edge backwards:

&ah=1 means one hour. If you don't know how long, just leave this off.
If you want to say 90 minutes, you could instead have &am=90 or
&ah=1&am=30

&p1=0 means UTC. Time and Date has codes for all locales on the planet,
e.g. Boston is &p1=43

T21 means 21:00 starting time, which is 24-hour version of 9PM, of
course. UTC is not usually specified in 12-hour format, all professional
use of UTC is 24-hour, e.g. all flights have their "wheels up" times
logged in 24-hour UTC, regardless what runway they've just taken off
from.


Were your meeting starting at 21:30, you would specify T2130


The 8 chars to the left of start time are your 8 char ISO date,
yyyymmdd. Clearly, that's hand editable! <grin>

Lastly, the "msg" data is there so you can personalize your Event Time
Announcement. I've set it up to say "Vinux Development Teleconference,"
but you can say whatever you want there--or just leave it off, should
you prefer.

So, I hope this helps!

Janina
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