On Thu, Mar 20, 2008 at 5:46 AM, Santiago Gala <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > El mié, 19-03-2008 a las 23:20 -0400, Dan Bentley escribió: > > Missing web-based visual-diff code reviews, I've been paying around with > > Review Board http://www.review-board.org/ > > > > I mostly use the git tools for code inspection. It works offline, it is > fast and free software. > http://github.com/sgala/apache-incubator-shindig/commits/master/ is a > copy of my repository. github can do visual diffs, see for instance > > http://github.com/sgala/apache-incubator-shindig/commit/3b94aa96495264a4b4aa48a4ed927642d263f754 > > Apart from my "pending" cue of experiments or branches it should track > the current svn. And once cloned it is fairly easy to keep update both > from my clone or directly from subversion. While git-svn initial imports > are a bit stressful on the server, > > > It does not have the "social" component, but it works for me. > Yeah, I'd prefer not to have to learn another source control system. > > > It's pretty cool stuff. I have it running on my machine, but now would > love > > to have a public instance running against shindig's svn. Does anyone > have > > experience/ideas about getting a machine to run this on? > > > > I'm taking a look into the code. It is django and python, so it doesn't > look difficult to set up. > Yeah, it's not at all, once you have things installed. > > > It depends on various python libraries being installed in root-owned > > directories (roughly), so a machine where I can get root access without > > being an unreasonable security risk is preferable. > > > > What are you trying to get? Any decent hosted site will offer you > python, with or without mod_fastcgi, mod_python or mod_wsgi, and the > ability to install the dependencies in your home. I don't think there is > any real need of root access, just CPU and bandwidth if it becomes > popular. > Perhaps not root access. Though python packages want to live in site-packages, I'm sure I could futz with pythonpath. I more just wondered if there were servers through apache that I could run this on instead of setting up my own hosting account just for this. Thanks, -Dan > > Regards > Santiago > > > Cheers, and thanks, > > -Dan > -- > Santiago Gala > http://memojo.com/~sgala/blog/ <http://memojo.com/%7Esgala/blog/> > >
