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Re: [Gnumed-devel] GNUmed website


From: David Grant
Subject: Re: [Gnumed-devel] GNUmed website
Date: Sun, 14 Dec 2003 23:23:37 -0500
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Horst Herb wrote:

On Mon, 15 Dec 2003 15:01, Ian Haywood wrote:
gnumed.conf.de is over and it has been a fun time.
One attendee said he had trouble getting to know GNUmed. He explained
that there are too many websites for GNUmed and almost no documents for
people who have never heard of GNUmed, open source , CVS and the like
before.
I agree we should have one website, IMHO it should be a
Wiki (there are numerous implementations), to allow easy maintance.

It should also mirror the user and developer guides currently in CVS (which
have a lot of your requests already, although they need some maintainance)

While we're there, we should run a public gnumed database and subversion to
replace savannah CVS (particularly if it stays offline for much longer)

Currently both gnumed.org and gnumed.net are BSD boxes, a system with which
I have little experience, were one Debian I would be happy to look after
this stuff (since everything above is apt-get'able) [I think gnumed.net was
moving to Debian at some stage: is this still true?]

Agree with all points. I am happy to offer space on a Debian server for this, it's the one that's currently hosting some of the new OSHCA site too. This one has oodles of bandwidth and space (100 GB transfer per month still free, redundant 100MBit (yes!) connection, 40 GB disk space ...).

Would be easy to set up a subversion repository there too.

Cool, that's not a bad idea. But it does shift some more system admin onto the gnumed project.

We have to consult with Tony Lembke too, who has done all the hard work with gnumed.org over the past years, to see what his thoughts are.

If somebody would take this task as webadmin, I would be happy to provide any degree of system permissions down to root (via sudo) to that person.

Horst


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