Mailinglist Archive: opensuse-summit (24 mails)

[Jos Poortvliet <jos@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

On Sunday 18 March 2012 22:16:11 Shayon Mukherjee wrote:
> Hello,
>
> The openSUSE website is now up and running at http://summit.opensuse.org
> . I am open for any comments/feedback you guys have :).

Wow. Awesome how-to and website :D

I finally gathered the strength to go over it, added some stuff etc. Now 
trying to get that live - a git push doesn't work due to a lack of 
permissions :D

> Also I have prepared a documentation on how to edit or add contents to
> the summit website. I have tried to make it as easy as possible. Below
> are the details
>
> [1] - This contains all the data related to setting up the nanoc
> instance on your machine. Committing,fetching and pushing content
> to/from off of git. And how to add/edit contents on the summit website.
> [2] -  This tells you on how to create gpg and sign your ssh keys. As
> you need to provide this to darix in order to gain access to the server.
> You can find darix at #opensuse-admin channel.
> [3] - This is basically nothing but a short list of commands you will be
> needing to get the things done. May come handy and may make task
> completion quicker i guess.
>
> Also few key points to remember -
> 1. You need to setup a git and github account
>
> 2. Let me know if anything does not work out. Or if this gets
> complicated and if you feel comfortable providing the stuff to me. I can
> always add it to the website.
>
> 3. Once done with editing or adding content make sure push the commits
> to git.7. But it is a good idea to view the site on your local machine
> first. You can use nanoc view for that.
>
> 4. Always do a git fetch/merge before you start working. As it will pull
> all the info off of the repo. This is helpful since there are multiple
> editors to this site and git fetch/merge will update your local machine
> with the recent changes.
>
> 5. Once done with creating your ssh key. Create the gpg key, sign the
> ssh keys and pass it on to darix. So that you have the deployment
> information with you. As this process takes a little bit time :)
>
> 6. Please ask me if you questions you have.
>
> 7. If you have any "How-to" question regarding the above 6 points the
> answer is the documentations.But still if something is not clear let me
> know.
>
>
>
>
> [1] -
> https://github.com/shayonj/openSUSE-summit/wiki/Managing-content-on-the-op
> enSUSE-summit-website [2] -
> https://github.com/shayonj/openSUSE-summit/wiki/GPG-and-SSH-keys [3] -
> https://github.com/shayonj/openSUSE-summit/wiki/Short-guide
>
> /Shayon