Re: package category new-package for fedora-package-announce

2009-07-06 Thread Luke Macken
On Sun, Jul 05, 2009 at 03:20:43PM -0400, David Juran wrote:
 Hello!
 
 Would it be possible to add a new category for new packages to the 
 fedora-package-announce list? 
   I'm interested in seeing what new packages are released to Fedora but I 
 don't have the time/patience to wade through the full bulk of the 
 fedora-package-announce list. So in the same way that there currently exists 
 a category for security updates, would it be possible to implement a category 
 for new packages?

Hi David,

Would prepending something like [NEW] to the subject (similar to how we
add [SECURITY]) suffice?  This would be a fairly trivial change to
bodhi.

luke

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Re: package category new-package for fedora-package-announce

2009-07-06 Thread David Juran
On Mon, 2009-07-06 at 10:01 -0400, Luke Macken wrote:

 Would prepending something like [NEW] to the subject (similar to how we
 add [SECURITY]) suffice?  This would be a fairly trivial change to
 bodhi.

Sure, that would make it easy enough to filter (-:

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Re: package category new-package for fedora-package-announce

2009-07-06 Thread Todd Zullinger
Luke Macken wrote:
 Would prepending something like [NEW] to the subject (similar to how
 we add [SECURITY]) suffice?  This would be a fairly trivial change
 to bodhi.

If that's done, making a 'New' topic in the mailman list should be
trivial as well.  Then folks could subscribe and choose to only
receive that topic.

I'm not a list admin for the package announce list, so I don't want to
volunteer anyone for more work, but I would be happy to help as a list
admin there though, if it would help.

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Re: package category new-package for fedora-package-announce

2009-07-06 Thread Jesse Keating



On Jul 6, 2009, at 7:09, David Juran dju...@redhat.com wrote:


On Mon, 2009-07-06 at 10:01 -0400, Luke Macken wrote:

Would prepending something like [NEW] to the subject (similar to  
how we

add [SECURITY]) suffice?  This would be a fairly trivial change to
bodhi.


Sure, that would make it easy enough to filter (-:



I would prefer x-update_type or similar. Allow for filtering without  
dirtying up the subject. I would also make it easier to make topics on  
the mailman side.


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Some ongoing issues

2009-07-06 Thread Mike McGrath
So we've got some ongoing issues in our environment right now.  Some of
them are unrelated.  All are being worked on but one in particular I want
to discuss on the list here because I just don't know what changed.

The problem:

When one of the fas servers goes offline, most of our other apps get taken
offline.

The way it is supposed to work:

When one of our fas servers goes offline, haproxy takes it out of the
farm and sends all requests to the still online fas server.  Thus,
possibly, generating a few errors for a short time but generally goes
un-noticed.

The details:

When one of the fas servers goes offline, haproxy is hanging on that
connection.  The application servers hang or possibly try to re-use
connections to fas, thus causing the number of httpd processes to sky
rocket on the app servers.  Ultimately hitting MaxClients and taking
everything offline.  This happens fairly quickly, matter of seconds.

It seems that even after haproxy flags the fas server as dead (takes about
15s), that any connections open at that time to the old server aren't
killed.  They just hang.



Outstanding questions:

What changed?

Does python-fedora (our primary interface to fas) now do something
differently with keepalive?

Anyone else using haproxy seeing this same issue?  I've got redispatch
enabled still.

-Mike

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[Request for Resources] Global ambassadors map.

2009-07-06 Thread susmit shannigrahi
Hi,
Here is the details for the RFR of global ambassadors map project.
I have also updated the ticket #1514.
Thanks.

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Project Sponsor
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Name: Susmit Shannigrahi

Fedora Account Name: susmit

Group: Ambassadors

Infrastructure Sponsor: None so far.

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Secondary Contact info
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Name: Joerg Simon

Fedora Account Name: jsimon

Group: Ambassadors

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Project Info:
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Project Name: Global Ambassadors map.

Target Audience: Anyone needing any info about fp.o. Inside and outside fp.o.

Expiration/Delivery Date (required): As soon as possible. :)

Description/Summary:  Mapping app extracting location info of
Ambassadors and put it on a map, along with necessary contact
information.

Project plan (Detailed): Ambassadors are interface between the project
and the people. So, whenever wants to know something about fedora,
he/she cantacts an ambassador. So far, this has been a tedious process
of searching through a number of user pages to know who is the nearest
ambassador to contact. This map will enable anyone to locate the
location of an ambassador and/or the nearest one whom to ask help for.
This can be extended for all other sub projects too.


Goals: , nothing to add.

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Specific resources needed:
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1. Hosting of 
https://fedorahosted.org/fama/browser/ambassadors_map/ambassadors.html
2. Hosting of 
https://fedorahosted.org/fama/browser/ambassadors_map/ambassadors_location.txt
(contains data for the map)
3. Hosting and putting into cron this python script
https://fedorahosted.org/fama/browser/membership-map.py. Also,
automated authentication using dummy fas account to get location data
from fas.
4.Preferably Puppet managed.

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Additional Info (Optional) :
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A test instance is here:
http://publictest15.fedoraproject.org/amb_map/ambassadors.html

Thanks.


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Self introduction

2009-07-06 Thread Darren VanBuren

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Hello f-i-l!

If you're on the websites team, you may know me already, and if you're  
in #fedora-admin frequently on freenode you might also know me.


So, I'm 14 years old (might be scary for some of you to find out), and  
I'm mostly working with the Fedora infrastructure to work on a new  
project for Fedora, blogs.fedoraproject.org.


In my defense for working on blogs, is I run my own blog on my own  
server (right out of the WordPress svn tree!), and it's fairly  
successful. If you wanna check it out, visit http://oks.kicks-ass.net/~onekopaka/blog/ 
.


So yep. That's pretty much my intro email...

Darren VanBuren
onekop...@gmail.com

http://oks.verymad.net/

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RE: Self introduction

2009-07-06 Thread Matt_Domsch
Wasn't Ricky about 14 when he started with us? :-)

Welcome Darren.

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Subject: Re: Self introduction

On Mon, Jul 6, 2009 at 10:40 PM, Darren VanBurenonekop...@gmail.com
wrote:

 So yep. That's pretty much my intro email...

Welcome Darren! I just sponsored Darren into sysadmin-web, let me know
if he breaks anything! Just kidding, I'm sure that won't happen :)

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