On Thu, Apr 8, 2010 at 04:52, Axel Dörfler <axeld@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > Matt Madia <mattmadia@xxxxxxxxx> wrote: >> FTP space for HaikuPorts >> ---- >> Some weeks ago, haiku-ports.de went offline. > I guess we can just allow them to put their files to ports.haiku-files. > org directly, then? First, I'd like to trim disk consumption of the nightly images, but hesitation gets the better of me. For ftpd on ports.Haiku-Files.org, would we be able to set up individual accounts and restrict them to the ftp folder? Basically, I'm concerned about simply using pubkey+sftp, as that would grant all ssh access to everyone as well. >> OSDrawer >> --- >> Currently this is being hosted on a DreamHost account. > I can't really estimate how much capacity OSDrawer needs, so I'm not > sure we could deliver it. Pier: basically OSDrawer has: ~5GB of applications and svn+hg repositories, ~76GB of backups (total) ~600MB for each day's backup mysql databases size is unknown but should be pretty low 'cause a full mysqldump gzipped doesn't exceed 3MB, mailman archives are unknown but they are basically mbox files databases are on a different machines and i don't have access to the mailman installation but i don't expect right now that our databases and mailing list archives will be larger than our applications + repositories (~5GB) --- me: any idea on memory usage? Pier: i'm not sure about memory consumption Pier: top says each Rails process eats ~200MB of VIRT, ~130MB of RES and 4MB of SHARED VIRT should be swapped memory + resident RES is resident (code + data) SHARED reflects memory potentially shared by tasks Pier: each python process seems to suck ~30MB of resident memory --- >> www.Haiku-Files.org >> --- >> Currently, the nighly images are consuming about 300gb. > That's really a lot, and it sounds like we could clean up there a bit. > For regression testing, bare images are enough, anyway. For now, I moved the 2009's images into a respective subdir. By bare images, do you mean keep just raw and delete the cd/200*/ and vmware/200*/ ? >> (art.)haiku-files.org > > Shouldn't be any problem to add it, just someone would have to do it. > Would petterhj be okay doing so, and to maintain that site for the time > being? > petterhj's been busy the past weeks/months, which is why is hasn't been finished yet. >> SSL Cert >> --- > Maybe we should first define for what exactly we intend it to use. //www.freelists.org/post/haiku-web/Authentication-with-Drupal This would improve upon the plaintext-over-the-wire authentication mechanism, especially with Drupal. Also, it'd prevent the possibility of session hijacking with the current security implementation on Trac IIRC, the last suggestion was to use : https://www.godaddy.com/gdshop/ssl/ssl_opensource.asp?se=%2B&ci=5988 --mmadia