No, no, not the company I work for :PI’m looking for somewith with artistic skill to create logos for OpenRC, dhcpcd and openresolv. Ideally the OpenRC logo should also be done as ASCII art with a max size of 15 rows for a curses splash plugin with progress bar I’m working on.Email me your submissions at roy@marples.name and I’ll pick the winning logo! There are no prizes - other than cookies!
My bugzilla installation has now been shutdown, and all bugs have been migrated to new trac projects for all of them (found here for dhcpcd , here for openrc and here for openresolv). The main selling point is now an easy interface to trac bugs to code changes and code changes in response to bugs, as demonstrated here. That bug also demonstrates one issue with the bug migration- wiki formatting.Over the weekend, I’ll try and implement Multiple Trac Views on trac-0.
After changing openresolv to trac and svn, I’ve done the same for dhcpcd. As such, the bugzilla database is now closed for new bugs for dhcpcd and openresolv and you should now use trac for each (found here for dhcpcd and here for openresolv). I’ve migrated the bugs, attachments, resolutions and activity across for both.
These scripts are for bugzilla-3.0.3 and trac-0.11.1 and assume that no custom fields have been added.
Using Drupal as a CMS is nice - it’s worked for me very well. However, it’s not made for project management. I just had a static page that people couldn’t add comments or feedback to (well, they could if I enable comments but that gets messy after a while). I do have bugzilla to handle bugs but I find it too overblown and complex for my needs. Don’t get me wrong, bugzilla has it’s place and it’s a solid project- it’s just not suited for my small site.
You may have noticed an interuption to this service…..I finally got too irritated with the lighttpd configuration. Seems there’s a few fastcgi issues which I’m now seeing. Also, development seems to have stalled. :(So, I gave apache another whirl. I don’t recall why I changed from apache to lighttpd, but it was propably speed related. This is due to me running this site on an old VIA C3-2 processor and apache is slower than lighttpd - noticably on that box.
Roy's Blog