Hi Alexandro,
There are several servers for different projects in Sunvirtuallab and
TCM is not only for OO.o project. So it can't be simply said TCM is
less used than Pootle.
The best solution might be all the servers can hear on 80 and it's what
virtuallab admin is currently trying.
Than
I wonder why we need TCM on :80, we are really working mostly on pootle
more than TCM. Having Pootle python engine to hear on 80 and apache
(httpd) to hear on 32300 will have a better solution for both camps.
On Tue, 04 Mar 2008 21:59:19 -0600, Aijin Kim <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi Paolo
Hi Paolo and all,
I heard from Sunvirtuallab admin that they are currently working on the
issue. One dedicated machine is setup, which handles all :80 requests in
Sunvirtuallab.
All the work (including testing) hopefully will be done in 1-2 weeks.
I'll keep updating the progress.
Thanks,
Aij
Hi Paolo,
Oh yes, I'm aware of the issue. I asked Sunvirtuallab admin to have a
look into it some time ago, I have to say sorry not following the
progress these days.
The thing is that this issue can't be solved in Pootle server machine
itself. There is a front-end machine in Sunvirtuallab,
On Tuesday 04 March 2008 02:18:01 Paolo Pozzan wrote:
> Hello Aijin,
>
> some italian translators are experiencing problems with Pootle because of
> firewalls / traffic shaping appliances.
>
> I remember you are already aware about this annoyance. Do you have any good
> news? :-)
As a workaround I
Hello Aijin,
some italian translators are experiencing problems with Pootle because of
firewalls / traffic shaping appliances.
I remember you are already aware about this annoyance. Do you have any good
news? :-)
Thanks!
Paolo
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