#3469 HIGH Trial-3: Human readable file names in the journal
John Watlington
wad at laptop.org
Tue Sep 18 12:15:50 EDT 2007
We should get you access to TeamWiki. We do need some space for
common notes that
isn't published to the world at large...
Here are the minutes:
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School Server Meeting Minutes, 2007-09-12
Attending: Scott, Michail, Alex, Kim, Wad, Walter
* Jabber needs to be packaged
* Apache is not going to work as transparent proxy (can be proxy
and cache). We would have to change the browser config behind a
school server. Squid only supports IPv4, not a good solution, maybe
the only short term solution.
* Can test registration on official build school servers (Kim
and SJ have one; we may be able to get one for RH).
o If you run more than one school server in a location for
testing purposes, you should use blinding tables. If you are in 1CC,
please also use channel 6 or 11.
o A Wiki page has info on how to set these tables up (mesh-
debug).
There are 3 scenarios when we need to recover/restore from school
server backup:
* Update requires a backup; followed by restore of entire laptop
* Catastrophic failure; restore entire laptop
* Lost/Deleted file; Individual file by file restore
* In the Trial3 scenario, we get a sharing mechanism for free:
individually 'restore' someone else's files
For restore we need to publish the backup directory (schoolserver/
share/<SN>) and this will regenerate the link that includes the
nickname. Click on a file and it will download it into the journal.
* We had some good discussions on what our journal and library
might look like in the future and how we might access 'published'
files/activities, and 'example' files. There is still alot of
planning to do for this 3 year vision.
* We also discussed what we can do today for FRS: we need to
first define what gets stored, where, and whether it needs to be
backed up.
* FRS Picture
o What currently lives in Lib is textbook and demo stuff;
shouldn't be backed up
o User owns everything in /home and /security
o Need to maintain a manifest of items downloaded to be
able to restore them.
o Shouldn't be system things in home/olpc
o We decided to give Jim the task to document and
communicate where things must be stored; what will be preserved over
upgrade; what will be backed up to school server. This needs
widespread communications once it is decided.
ACTION ITEMS:
* Backup doesn't work unless ssh to ss first, bug 2974
* Registration should be automatic; and logged
* Backup should be automatic; and logged [Dan Williams?]
* Backup should use user-friendly file names [Marco?]
* Backup dir should be published on SS, Wad/Scott
* Wad will create changes to school server links for user data;
need user friendly nick names
* Jim will sort out where user data (of all sorts) need to be
stored and backed up depending on backup mechanism.
On Sep 18, 2007, at 11:41 AM, Marco Pesenti Gritti wrote:
> Looks like I don't have access to that part of teamwiki... Are you
> planning to make this public?
>
> Marco
>
> On 9/18/07, John Watlington <wad at laptop.org> wrote:
>>
>> Marco,
>> I apologize that this was discussed at a school server meeting
>> and we didn't
>> point you at the results.
>>
>> Details are at:
>> http://laptop.org/teamwiki/index.php/Team:SS_Meeting_2007-09-12
>>
>> On Sep 18, 2007, at 4:21 AM, Marco Pesenti Gritti wrote:
>>
>>> On 9/18/07, Kim Quirk <kim at laptop.org> wrote:
>>>> Do we have another solution for being able to find a file after
>>>> the journal
>>>> has saved it to the school server?
>>>
>>> How are backups to the school server going to be handled for
>>> trial-3?
>>>
>>> It think the proper long term solution the remote datastore stuff
>>> Ben
>>> has been thinking about (and designed the datastore to support), but
>>> clearly that's not going to be ready for trial-3.
>>>
>>> Marco
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