[wplug-web] Re: WPLUG Website

[David Ostroske]

As far as minutes and whatnot goes, I could go with Mark's
short-short-term suggestion, i.e. a shell login to the server. Someone
would need to show me where and how to post files, though, so that I
wouldn't break anything.

I'm more keen on the idea of posting minutes to a wiki, but I would
need to be able to lock the minutes pages, which by necessity must not
be changed. Also, it would be good form to link the meeting page to
the minutes, though we'd need to figure out how that would be done.
Perhaps make a place for it in the meetings template?

If we can start a wiki in parallel with the current working system
(which you say would be feasible, James), if that's a viable option,
then I'd cast my vote for that approach.

But that's just my naive opinion at this point. There may be
integration issues that I'm not seeing yet. Would we eventually want
to make the wiki our new home, ultimately making it www.wplug.org?

On 7/24/06, James O'Kane <jo2y at midnightlinux.com> wrote:
> [ keeping cc list intact ]
>
> On Mon, 24 Jul 2006, Mark Dalrymple wrote:
>
> > the mailing list stuff (which also runs in apache), and OpenACS running in
> > AOLServer.  I think jo2y had RT running as well.
>
>
> >From memory, I setup mod_rewrite to do most of the work. If a request
> matched a small set of urls, /mailman, /~<username>, etc, apache handled
> it as normal. If not, apache proxies everything else to port 8080(?) where
> OpenACS did its thing.
>
> Adding /wiki to that list should be straight forward for anyone familiar
> with apache config files.
>
> http://wiki.wplug.org/ could also be done without needing to
> interact with OpenACS.
>
> -james
>
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