Hi, as concluded in yesterdays project meeting, we want to shut down
users.o.o and redirect the subdomain to connect.o.o
However, there is still a part missing to get rid of users.o.o, that's
according to darix a maildump output for the @opensuse.org redirects.
Probably we can integrate this into the connect api, but also the client
(an is&t script, contact is mhoppe) has to be adopted.
It expects an output like:
-miska-(a)opensuse.org michal(a)hrusecky.net
Michal.Hrusecky(a)opensuse.org michal(a)hrusecky.net
69_rs_ss(a)opensuse.org 69_rs_ss(a)opensuse-forums.org
...
Has someone already worked on this?
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- What I did:
- migrating packages from Contrib to devel projects
- What I plan to do:
- migrating packages from Contrib to devel projects
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general
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* mid-year review corporate blah. klaas will approach you. be prepared.
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standup
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* will
** nothing
** nothing
** vacation. Work on the KDE Networkmanager for upstream.
* robert
** vacation
** nothing
** work on the conference indico installation
* vuntz
** nothing
** nothing
** Work on Factory for milestone 1. Work on GNOME upstream. GSoC
student mentoring
* ismail
** check on d:l:py. a lot of them are hanging in review at the moment
** nothing
** vacation for a week
* michal
** nothing
** nothing
** mysql maintenance and GSoC student mentoring
* pavol
** worked on moving packages from contrib to factory
** push more packages from contrib to factory
** nothing
* tom
** finished the wiki portal related stories in retro
** nothing
** nothing
* klaas
** nothing
** nothing
** vacation Wednesday to Monday
* henne
** nothing
** nothing
** Help Adrian out with the OBS renaming (wiki and website). Vacation
from Wednesday to Monday
Henne
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Hey,
taking this to our list.
On 16.05.2011 11:48, Klaas Freitag wrote:
> I think it took some time, but now we are really rocking.
Which is the time we should detach from the rocket. We are boosters and
not the main engine! :) If I look at how the project nowadays runs
events I see a huge influence of the Boosters. Organization, materials,
DVDs, both equipment and setup, the atmosphere and the way we generally
roll on events are things we have brought up to speed. We can be very
proud about that.
But I also see that the usual suspect events don't hold much for us
Boosters anymore. Yes it is important that the openSUSE Project is at
LinuxTag, FROSCOM, SCALE or whatever but it's less and less important
for us Boosters. So lets see how we take events to the next level and
you know me, I already have an Idea how :)
>From now on I would like us to concentrate on events that meet both of
the following two conditions:
1. The main audience is not the FOSS community.
2. The topic is something you are not an expert in.
I don't want us to do the same, always. There are so many groups of
people out there that are connected to technology and engineering that
are FOSS-minded to some degree. I want Boosters to go to their events
and connect with them. It's time we try to tap into other groups than
the FOSS community for contributors.
The second thing is about that the Boosters get more out of the bucks we
put into the events. From now on I want you to come home from an event
with at least one new idea that you are excited about. Ideally with more
ideas then you can act on. The world moves fast and there is tons of
stuff where openSUSE still communicates, behaves, designs, develops and
deploys like RMS and friends did in the 70s. It's time for us to go out
and bring something of the new things back into openSUSE.
This doesn't mean that we shouldn't do things on those events for
openSUSE. I still expect you to give talks, distribute materials,
educate people and network if you have the chance. I just would like us
to do that with new people on new topics.
What do you think? Do you maybe already have an event in mind for
yourself or someone else?
Henne
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* "Factory Contribution" Milestone
** We talked about the milestone in general and if its finished or not.
We agreed upon that
*** We need to write a "report" about the findings that often social
aspects play a role
*** We need to continue to work on the documentation goal e.g.
Portal:Factory_contribution
*** We need to blog about both things above to be finished
* Meeting Method
** We move to 1 week sprints to have more frequent sync.
** We want to be a bit more relaxed about workreports. You only have to
send one if you can't bring up everything in the "what I'm blocked
by" section of the standup without boring everyone to death. No
talking heads meeting!
** Henne got a spanking for not blogging about the meeting for too
long. Alternatives like round-robin were discussed but he gets
another chance. The last one before decapitation by Vincents
guillotine.
* Michal talked over the weekend to a czech NFP (liberix.cz) that is
looking for linux success stories. We are going to try to deliver
some to them.
* Events
** Events discussion. We need to talk about which event we are going to
as we need to maximise the outcome of that for us and our cause. We
don't want to turn into the event team. Henne will start something
on the ml.
** Upcoming events: froscon and lange nacht der wissenschaften.
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* name
** What have I done
** What am I planign to do
** What is blocking me
* pavol
** Worked on the Contrib2Factory story (openSUSE:Contrib_cleanup) and
the Packman2Games story. Both are progressing.
** Start discussion about packages that have no maintainer anymore in
contrib.
** nothing
michal
** Started to work on the "maintainer dos and donts" story
** nothing
** mysql broken in factory, mysql bugs to fix
vuntz
** Worked on the Contrib2Factory story for some gnome related stuff
** Work on the "Real Factory Documentation" goal
** GNOME
ismail
** nothing
** talk again to the d:l:py and d:l:c++ guys to check their progress
** general 12.1 milestone 1 packaging
will
** nothing
** nothing
** KDE Networkmanager work in Factory
cwh
** nothing
** nothing
** Driver Build
tom
** work on the documentation, integrating some of the blogs into the
wiki.
** Work on the "Real Factory Documentation" goal
** nothing
coolo
** finished d:l:perl story. Help some stuff to flow from contrib over
d:l:perl to factory.
** "interpretation of the results" story
** 12.1 milestone 1 work
klaas
** nothing
** nothing
** conference planing, tooling and stuff. General housekeeping.
henne
** nothing
** Work on the "Real Factory Documentation" goal
** event planing, old milestone work that popped up (e.g. dewiki)
Henne
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What I did last week:
+ was a slow week for me, generally. Not sure exactly why, but clearly
not because of lack of things to do...
+ started looking at Factory again, but didn't catch up with
everything.
+ replied to two rather long interviews for GNOME stuff
+ a bit of GSoC administration/mentoring
+ some administrative stuff, including mid-year perf self-review
What I'll do this week:
+ some late upstream work (review patches)
+ Factory stuff (review submissions, fix build failures, some updates,
etc.)
+ various small things
Thanks,
Vincent
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[What I did]
* Attended LinuxTag
** Gave workshop on extending Plasma with JS
* Reviewed 6 months of commits to KDE Network Management since I last caught
up
* Made the changes regarding the replacement of GSM and CDMA devices with a
generic Modem device + Capabilities in NM09 to libnm-qt
* Ported the internals section of PNM to libnm-qt
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What I was doing last week:
- Linuxtag (See Blogs) :-)
Greetings
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What I did last week:
+ attended all-hands: OPS & SUSE
+ sent GNOME 3 DVDs to Greece & Switzerland
+ finish slides for my various talks (see below)
+ went to Solutions Linux:
- helped on the GNOME Booth, where we gave ~600 GNOME 3 DVDs
- delivered a SUSE Studio talk
+ went to Linuxtag:
- helped a bit on the openSUSE & GNOME booths
- delivered a cross-distro collaboration talk and a GNOME 3 talk
- attended Stefano's Debian talk, Michael's Libreoffice talk,
Bradley Kuhn's talk, Jos' openSUSE 11.4 talk
- discussed with many people about GNOME 3, to get some feedback
- discussed with people from other distros
What I'm doing this week:
+ (worked very slowly yesterday as I needed some rest after coming back
home on Sunday afternoon)
+ various administrative stuff
+ catch up with Factory fun
+ reply to interview
+ GSoC mentoring
Vincent
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Hey,
I love hermes mails, but I would love them even more if the mails for
one request where all grouped in a thread.
So here's my completely untested attempt for this (and I'm not sure I'm
still fluent in perl, so there might be some stupid errors). Is there
any way to easily test this kind of things?
Cheers,
Vincent
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