2008/1/23, Brian Burger <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > It means I'm going to have to set up an *entire* second Drupal install > somewhere, on public but non-Canonical webspace, and add accounts for > the various Ubuntu Canada members who've agreed to help. THEN that > theme will have to be extracted from our second Drupal install, vetted > by Canonical, and installed by them.
That is btw entirely understandable, since the production servers are not used for testing elsewhere, either. I've / we've also set up all the software on my own server to test and develop themes (MoinMoin, SMF, Planet, Wordpress...). I also spent tens of hours of my (limited) free-time soon after the "loco hosting disaster" to be able to do the migration of the main web site to canonical data center as soon as possible. Also later on I spent similar amounts of time to make migrating the rest of the services as easy as possible for Canonical. > And it better be perfect, because any tweaks we want to do will have > to go thru the same clumsy process. Yup, it's better be in quite a good shape since reaching the people for updates is so slow at the moment. The handling time of tickets does suck, a lot, it does not seem like they're handled at all, but I guess it has already been communicated :) Of course, I'd also have much more difficulties being as positive if I didn't have the whole ubuntu-fi.org migrated nowadays and if my tickets would be about whole sites, not just about small details at this moment. Anyway, Canonical people are working and are doing a good job, there just has been too much of work. I think asking about prioritizing of critical (whole sites down/broken etc.) issues on IRC is the best way to go at the moment, since the ticket system does not allow good enough prioritizing. -Timo / Ubuntu Finland -- loco-contacts mailing list loco-contacts@lists.ubuntu.com https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/loco-contacts
