[web-team] Volunteer

[Josef Grosch]

On 01/26/2015 04:18 PM, Rick Moen wrote:
> Quoting Josef Grosch (jgrosch at gmail.com):
>
>> Webmaster,
>>
>> I'd be happy to help out. I have a good bit of experience with running
>> websites, php, Linux, etc.
> Yo, Josef.  You wrote to webmaster at svlug.org, which gets redirected via
> /etc/aliases to GNU Mailman mailing list web-team.
> http://lists.svlug.org/lists/listinfo/web-team 
>
> You might want to join that mailing list, though (at this point) you and
> I might be the only active people there.  To make a long story short[er], 
> it was the Web Team's active mailing list until SVLUG President and VP
> J. Paul Reed and Bill Ward unilaterally decided to delete all team
> mailing lists and create omnibus mailing list 'volunteers'.  After they
> left office, as part of attempting to remedy cumulative damage from
> their terms of office, I resurrected web-team.  As noted, 'webmaster'
> still redirects to it.
>
> Now that you've kindly given SVLUG a satisfactory virtual server that
> can run everything, I guess the first task is going to be rebuilding the
> necessary services from lists.svlug.org and www.svlug.org onto it.
> It'll take a while for me to get that underway, but one of the first
> things will be to get your shell on both the existing hosts.
>

Rick,

No worries. I have assigned the VM 2 IP addresses, 205.166.121.104 and
205.166.121.105. I've installed subversion, ntp, postfix, php, pear, and
apache2. After I installed postfix and apache I found the web team web
page (after I mirrored the web site) and found that the current
installation uses exim and lighttp. I'm sorry but I don't know much
about lighttp or exim. I know you are kinda busy but if you could get me
shell access, please use my ssh key just grab it from the new server, to
the existing server. I can do a bunch of work getting things setup.



Josef

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