On 05/14/2010 01:28 PM, Goran Rakic wrote: > У пет, 14. 05 2010. у 13:26 +0300, Lars Nooden пише: >> For the sites we have now, most is static html and does not need a CMS.
> Do not forget issues database, Those are all separate pieces of software. It may be work to replace them, but once any given component is up and running it is trivial to make it look like a seamless part of a single site, whether or not they are even on the same machine. The existing bug tracker can be used or it can be replaced with RT, OTRS. > mailing lists management and archives, That, too, is separate software. Mailman or ezmlm are two choices. The existing mailing list software can be used, or it could be upgraded. > projects, They are simply vhosts and the same method applies to the projects. > announcements[1], The example there is a mailing list, see above. > users and permissions... That is already provided by the arrangement we have using CVS. Or do you mean OpenID? > Kenai provides an infrastructure ... Yes, a link to documentation or the download page would be nice. www.kenai.com has nothing readily visible nor is wikipedia useful for most FOSS software anymore. /Lars --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [email protected] For additional commands, e-mail: [email protected]
