[Server-devel] School Server Hack Sprint (Feb 7-11, Toronto)

[Holt]

Pre-sprint call tomorrow, bringing together the agendas of ~10 
implementers arriving in person and any unable to join face2face, 
exactly 27hrs from now:

     Sun Feb 3rd, 6PM (Toronto/NYC time)

All plz join if you care to contribute!  During our Toronto-area sprint 
(http://schoolserver.org) we'll also have 2 open calls:

     Thur Feb 7th, 6PM (Toronto/NYC time)
     Sat Feb 9th, 6PM (Toronto/NYC time)

Core XS Community Edition progress/testing, on XO-1.5 and XO-1.75 
especially, will be central to all calls.

Extended services may also be discussed: big iron, backup/restore, 
WebDAV, squid proxy/cache, Puppet/pdsh upgrading/administration, 
pathagar bookserver, DansGuardian web-filtering, Moodle LMS, promising 
content communities, LocalFi.org, Sugar Network, relevant Raspberry Pi 
vectors etc.

And yes: navigating lofty learning dreams vs. global/enterprise 
educational requirements, large and small.

Send your Skype username in advance (and a bit about yourself if you're 
new) to join the discussion, thanks!


On 1/23/2013 5:45 PM, Holt wrote:
> Happy to announce many folk are arriving in person a day in advance, 
> evening of Wedn Feb 6.
>
> If you too are interested in XS Community development 
> (http://schoolserver.org) and would like to contribute, it's not too 
> late to RSVP today.
>
> Per tradition, we'll also have open Skype calls for dedicated and new 
> remote contributors:
>
>     Thur Feb 7th, 6PM (Toronto/NYC time)
>     Sat Feb 9th, 6PM (Toronto/NYC time)
>
> Thanks all for RSVP'ing in advance with suggestions -- to help us 
> harmonize agendas/roadmap for a productive and warm 4-day CDN(*) 
> weekend for all.
>
> (*) Just don't forget your ice skates for the pond!  As CDN comes in 
> many colors :)
> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Content_delivery_network
> http://fc07.deviantart.net/fs71/i/2012/240/e/b/the_great_canadian_wilderness_by_prismsky-d5cqacf.jpg
>
>
> On 1/8/2013 6:50 PM, Holt wrote:
>> Thanks all as we're approaching capacity with about 5 Americans and 5 
>> Canadians RSVP'd!  (but if you have more exotic citizenship+passports 
>> we'll certainly make a place for you, don't worry, contact me soon 
>> regardless =)
>>
>> Strategy? Our meeting will focus on a shippable/solid school server 
>> (SSSS) serving large deployments as well as community schools. No 
>> matter how close we get to painfree network-configuration. Even if 
>> much-desired features from the following list don't all ship in the end:
>> https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0Aki16JhXo4mEdEU1MzA5OGJuOERtbGxHSkxzT2ZFSGc
>>
>> See you in a month!
>>
>> On 1/4/2013 2:20 AM, Holt wrote:
>>> Details emerging in coming days/weeks @ *http://schoolserver.org*
>>>
>>> Please join Jerry Vonau, George Hunt, Anna Schoolfield, Tim Moody, 
>>> Rodrigo Hartmann and others advancing their XS Community Edition & 
>>> ebook/content efforts towards community customers & XS 0.8.
>>>
>>> Toronto/UWaterloo-area accommodations, home cooking & personal 
>>> pickup from Toronto/Buffalo/Detroit airports may be free if I 
>>> believe in your work, _plz RSVP today if you're interested in 
>>> attending, thanks much !_
>>>
>>> Those with ongoing School Server projects consider arriving 1-2 
>>> nights in advance to polish your work, working alongside others who 
>>> genuinely give a damn!  Prior to the larger group arriving Thur Feb 
>>> 7 thru Monday Feb 11.
>>>
>>> Or stick around an extra night to complete your task.  EG. several 
>>> of us Might Even drive to Birmingham, Alabama Feb 13/14 to give 
>>> Valentine Love to the unheralded XO/XS work ongoing in small pockets 
>>> of the western world / OECD's largest (if in many ways sadly 
>>> defunct) XO deployment.  Where I personally had the great fortune to 
>>> get an inside glimpse at this evolving "21st century civil rights 
>>> movement" over much of December...
>>>
>>> --
>>> Help kids everywhere map their world, athttp://olpcMAP.net
>
> -- 
> Help kids everywhere map their world, athttp://olpcMAP.net  !

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