On 12/03/12 19:36, Krinkle wrote:
On Mon, Mar 12, 2012 at 5:54 PM, Soxred93 wrote:
If you are pushing for an MMP, it would be best not to use my code.
It's shoddy, poorly written, broken, and inefficient. Frankly, I'm
amazed it lasted as long as it did.
-X!
Well, it's been working so far.
I'd recommend we do the following:
* creating a few MMP projects that cover the tools people use most
* make your home directory readable for group 'users' via chmod (except
for sensitive files)
* watch and see people copy your stuff into the SVN repo for the MMP
projects and check them out into the MMP account, and see people open
stuff in JIRA and get fixed in svn and pushed live :)
-- Krinkle
It's already user-readable.
The only prominent non-readable file is public_html/index.php, and I'm
not sure if Peachy/Configs has anything of interest.
So assuming I think the steps would be:
- X! reopens his account.
- Determine the tools requiring a MMP and migrate to a repository.
- Redirect the old urls to the new one.
- Make the best possible code. :)
Given that creating a MMP requires root intervention, and a different
ACL, it probably makes sense to use a few broad-scope ones, such as
"article related tools".
I'm a bit concerned about the diversity of the tools made by each of us.
Almost every user utilises its own library of files for providing a
skin, db access... Which make integrating them into something coherent
quite hard.
These multiple frameworks may also be an effect of the large
applications ban.
PS: X!, what are your plans of future? Do you intend to continue
maintaining your tools?