[ccan] Accpeting code module

[Adam Kennedy]

At the present time I don't believe we have got a concrete architecture 
beyond what is in the git repository.

This is pretty much green fields coding.

I don't mind hosting the master mirror though, for now.

Adam K

dinesh g wrote:
> Hi Adam,
> I will look in to SQLite for using for our DB.
>
> Can i get details in which server are we going to have this DB and how 
> to get access to that server?
>
> Thanks,
> Dinesh.
>
> On Tue, May 27, 2008 at 5:09 AM, Adam Kennedy 
> <adamkennedybackup at gmail.com <mailto:adamkennedybackup at gmail.com>> wrote:
>
>     Dinesh
>
>     WRT the database, while our use of the database is very light, if
>     possible it would be handy if we could start with SQLite instead,
>     until we actually need the additional power and/or flexibility.
>
>     SQLite makes it somewhat easier for people to actually work on
>     database-related code in a distributed way, without needing full
>     database setups.
>
>     Adam K
>
>     dinesh g wrote:
>
>
>         Hi Rusty,
>
>         Please go through the following link
>         http://spreadsheets.google.com/pub?key=pygQSWUVjOhJYa5QzMWw9UA
>
>         I have given some modules and tentative date for completion.
>         Status will updated as soon some activity is finished. If you
>         want me to add some other functionality/module please let me
>         know. Please let me know if tentative dates are ok.
>
>         1. I want to create DB for storing developers login
>         information and also indexes for searching code module. Is
>         MySQL ok? or you will prefer some other method for storing
>         this informations?
>
>         2. For registration i am going to follow same as CPAN/PAUSE
>         giving a page with required information(like
>         https://pause.perl.org/pause/query?ACTION=request_id ). So
>         like in CPAN, we need to create home directory after receiving
>         request for id and also return a random password.
>
>         3. I think we also need to give a page for modifying
>         developers details like password, email etc.
>
>
>         Thanks,
>         Dinesh.
>
>
>         On Sun, May 25, 2008 at 4:33 PM, Rusty Russell
>         <rusty at rustcorp.com.au <mailto:rusty at rustcorp.com.au>
>         <mailto:rusty at rustcorp.com.au <mailto:rusty at rustcorp.com.au>>>
>         wrote:
>
>            On Friday 23 May 2008 19:43:27 dinesh g wrote:
>            > Hi Rusty,
>            >     I have few doubt regarding accepting code web page.
>
>            Hi Dinesh,
>
>              Please send such question to the ccan mailing list in future;
>            it's good for
>            everyone to discuss these.
>
>            > 1. For uploading code, we need to authenticate developers. Is
>            there any way
>            > available currently for developers to register(like
>         cpan)? If so
>            can i get
>            > details how it works, how database is stored?
>
>            We don't have one.  If we set up a wiki we can use that
>            authentication, or
>            maybe you can use the same thing as CPAN?
>
>            > 2. Do we need to provide some kind of login page for
>         developers
>            so that
>            > they can upload after login?
>
>            Probably, yes.
>
>            > 3. Please
>            > confirm when ccanlint module will be ready. Because after
>         accepting
>            > code, we need to run
>            > ccanlint for the code.
>
>            Yes, I will check in a prototype within a week.  It's still
>            rudimentary, but
>            you will be able to do simple things while we enhance it.
>
>            > 4. I am planning implementation in php. Is that ok?
>
>            Sure, works fine for me!
>
>            > 5. Still i donot have clarity in directory structure
>         whether it
>            will be
>            > cpan like? when will final directory structure will be in
>         place?
>
>            Yes, the plan is to copy CCAN.  But I recommend your backend
>            search the bazaar
>            code repository directly, rather than the mirror structure
>         which
>            will be
>            exported.
>
>            > 6. Finally do i need to prepare some kind of document which i
>            need to
>            > prepare before starting coding?
>
>            If you think that's the best path, certainly.  You should
>            definitely create a
>            plan for what you're going to do first, and think about
>         milestones
>            which
>            people can test.  The sooner people see something they can play
>            with, the
>            better feedback you will get!
>
>            Cheers!
>            Rusty.
>
>
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