Re: Site, apps and CMS (Was: Re: StepTalk blog)

[Manuel Guesdon]

On Thu, 11 Aug 2005 13:10:05 +0200 Stefan Urbanek <address@hidden> wrote:

 >| Citát Rob Burns <address@hidden>:
 >| 
 >| <snip>
 >| > > 
 >| > > p.s.: Can we convert GNUstep site to some CMS instead of having it on 
 >| > > CVS?
 >| > > --
 >| > 
 >| > would having blogs aggregated at planet.gnustep.org and an active, 
 >| > more detailed app database at apps.gnustep.org, along with the 
 >| > currently well used wiki at wiki.gnustep.org, achieve the same 
 >| > benefits you're looking for in using the cms, without the upheaval 
 >| > (and work) of changing the main gnustep site?
 >| > 
 >| 
 >| No, it will not be the same. wiki/apps/planet/forum are "web applications" 
 >with
 >| their own purpose. What I had in mind is that we should have home page in a 
 >CMS
 >| so it would be editable from anywhere. CVS is a barrier.
 >| 
 >| What tools (PHP? MySQL? GNUstep-web?) are available for the GNUstep site and
 >| what is possible to install and maintain? For those tools we can try to 
 >find a
 >| CMS, if it would be possible. With CMS one can get features such as search, 
 >| site map, automatic menu maintenance and many others "for free".

There's php 4.3, mysql and postgresql on the current server.


 >| Btw. Ubuntu has nice web forums [1] with plenty of traffic. Also I have 
 >noted
 >| that they have a kind of bridge between mailman and the forum [2], so every
 >| post to the ubuntu lists gets published at the forum as a standard message.
 >| Does GNUstep has any resources (machine, time,...) to set up such forum? In
 >| addition, currend trends are that people like to discuss at forums more 
 >than on
 >| lists, as the forums are easier accessible.

I don't know, if you send me requirements for all this, I can see if we can 
install this..
BTW, web list archives are availables...


Manuel 

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