out of curiousity, is there something that explains what a "zone" is at a higher level than the "solaris-zones" doc that David pointed to above? Just an explanation of what it's for, is it a testbed? live demo site? or what? What are/will be the benefit to non-committers if any? Thanks, --tim
On 6/30/05, Ross Gardler <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > David Crossley wrote: > > I have done the next step in setting up some services on our zone. > > > > There is now a forrestbot running there to build the current "seed site". > > Just the cron side of forrestbot for the moment. The forrestbot web > > interface > > is the next thing to set up. > > > > There are cron jobs to automatically refresh the trunk every hour: > > 'svn update; cd main; build clean; build' > > and then generate the seed site. That works nicely. > > > > The result is at forrest.zones.apache.org ... point your browser > > at the /ft/build/ directory (shorthand for forrestbot-trunk). > > Superb, thanks David. > > > I still need to figure out how to send mail if something fails. > > Thorsten/Antonio: have the Lenya/Cocoon people been able to > > send mail from their zone. > > The Daisy install on the Cocoon zone is sending mails. Steven Noels set > this up, and I believe he documented it somewhere in their zone. > > > If other comitters want to look behind-the-scenes: > > ssh forrest.zones.apache.org > > cd /export/home/config > > cat README.txt > > > > More later ... > > Again, thanks David, I hope to dive in there next week. > > Thorsten, has there been any progress on a Lenya instance for Doco, I'd > like to set up an instance of Forrest over there to publish from Lenya > (actually Daisy in the first instance since that is what I have working, > but I am hoping this will show the way for a Lenya integration). > > Ross >
