[Server-devel] XS rebase review
Martin Langhoff
martin at laptop.org
Wed Feb 8 06:32:20 EST 2012
On Tue, Feb 7, 2012 at 5:58 PM, Daniel Drake <dsd at laptop.org> wrote:
> Ready for the next round of reviews for the XS work. I've now
> performed basic testing of all aspects of the system, so I feel this
> is ready for merging and wider testing.
Thanks!
> xs-config: pu branch recreated. Changes since yesterday:
I think that the new pu branch you pushed out is incomplete. It has a
very short run of patches, a massive diff from the pu I reviewed, and
it ends at
11bdbdb Add setup.d hooks
Maybe a git push is needed :-)
> ds-backup: pu branch ready for review
Looks good. We'll make a server & client release together. I have a
buglet to fix client-side.
> idmgr: pu branch ready for review
Much nicer layout, thanks! In fact, if you want to move it to
/var/lib, or /library... you got my nod as well.
Request: list_registration is a command for sysadmins;
- rename it (xs-list-registration?), put it on the path
- maybe make it root-only?
> xs-activation: pu branch ready for review
> xs-activity-server: pu branch ready for review
Looking good!
> xs-rsync: pu branch ready for review
Nice detail on the xz support!
> xs-tools: pu branch ready for review
Looks good.
> Remaining bits from the core packages:
>
> Moodle - seemed to fail on first boot, worked on second. Using
> moodle-xs-1.9.5.xs2-1.xs11.noarch. Need to dig further.
I'll look into merging w 1.9.x latest, for security and stable
goodies. How much time have we got?
> ejabberd - runs, accepts connection, but shows no presence info. Need
> to look into this.
Hmmm, perhaps it's not getting the automagic Online group created?
Look in the ejabberd-xs.init script, run the commands from
setup_online_srg() by hand. The change in the ejabberd control module
changed the syntax of commands slightly.
> Which moodle branch should I be working with?
Branch mdl19-xs from
git+ssh://dev.laptop.org/git/users/martin/moodle.git
cheers,
m
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