fundraising.postgresql.org is up and running, and has the content
copied over from foundation. The site menu hasn't been built because
all of the content is specific to the foundation and I didnt want to
activate it on the live site. I've not modified the headers from the
main postgresql.org site. If they are to be modified, just let me
know what to change them to or send me replacements.
If those of you on the pgsql-www team that should have access (Say
Dave, Robert, etc?) let me know and I'll set you up with a shell you
can sudo from to get to it.
I will be taking foundation. down soon. If someone in the funds
group other than Josh B and Joshua Drake (say Robert Treat) should
need/want admin access to the CMS, please let me know.
All of the old foundation logins will still work.
Gavin
On Sep 16, 2006, at 11:48 AM, Josh Berkus wrote:
> Magnus,
>
>>> 2) An easy-to-edit content section (WYSWYG CMS or Wiki),
>>
>> This we can already do.
>
> Techdocs? That's still too buggy to actually use. If you ever
> finish it,
> then we can discuss that as an alternative.
>
>>> including pages available only to authenticated users.
>>
>> This we cannot currently do, but it would probably be fairly easy
>> to do
>> it.
>
> Our concern here is that dynamic functionality in the main site
> takes years to
> complete due to lack of resources -- techdocs, for example. We
> don't want a
> system two years from now, we want one tommorrow. And we don't write
> brand-new code for www when we already have code on another system
> that works
> right now.
>
>> Right. So the "intranet" part of things. Wasn't aware of that
>> requirement. Sorta like the developers wiki, but for fundraising
>> group.
>> Got it.
>
> Intra and extra. We'd also use it for fundraising campaigns, like
> "Contribute to SPI so that we can have a booth at FOSS.in!" or
> "Contribute
> to SPI so that we can fund recursive queries!". Also for doing
> things like
> listing our voting members, explaining how SPI money is managed, etc.
>
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> Josh Berkus
> PostgreSQL @ Sun
> San Francisco
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