Hi Alan, The preview works great, really nice and even over VPN good performance, kudos to the team for this milestone!
One difference I notice is that I am able to edit pages in any project/community/usergroup space. This is not the case for my username in the current webapp. For example, I should not be able to edit pages in the Project_arc-process, but I did so in my test today. So, possibly permissions for admin are wider in the new model? Not sure, but thought I should report this. (BTW, I only tried edit, not create.) Let me know if you need me to try anything to verify this or future changes to test the admin role edit privs. Regards, Michelle Alan Burlison wrote: > The OSO team would like to announce the availability of a preview > version of the forthcoming replacement for the current OpenSolaris.org > portal. > > The new portal can be cound at http://hub.opensolaris.org/ and the > associated OSO user management system can be found at > https://auth.opensolaris.org/ > > A test migration of the data in the current system into the Auth system > has been performed. If you log in to > https://auth.opensolaris.org/login.action with your current OSO username > and password you will be taken to an account edit page where you can > confirm your account details and view your account data, including your > SSH keys and the collectives (Communities, Projects & User Groups) that > you are a member of. The collective information from the current system > has been mapped to the proposed new constitution, including the new OSO > membership roles. > (http://www.genunix.org/wiki/index.php/OGB_2008/010_OpenSolaris_Constitution_2009). > > If you log in to the Auth system you will also be logged in to the > existing site. Please note that although you can edit the data in the > Auth system, the live system will not be updated with the changes, and > any changes you make in the Auth system will be lost when when the next > test migration is performed. > > The new portal at http://hub.opensolaris.org/ has been integrated with > the Auth system, so it obtains information about users and collectives > from the Auth system. There is no content in the portal, but the spaces > and pages are structured in line with the collective data that has been > migrated from the live system. For example, if you currently have edit > rights on pages on the live site, you will have the same rights on the > appropriate space in the new site. > > Please note that this preview release is a work-in-progress and is > intended to be a test of the basic infrastructure - data migration, > application integration and rights management. The look and feel of the > sites is not as it will be in production, so we won't be addressing > anything other than data validity, rights management and functionality > issues at this stage. As we move towards production we will of course > switch focus towards look & feel. > > We are depending on the community to help us shake the new system down > and identify any bugs or deficiencies, so if you have any feedback > please sent it to [email protected]. > > Many thanks, > > _______________________________________________ website-discuss mailing list [email protected]
