rsten Schoenert wrote:
Am 02.08.19 um 11:51 schrieb Bagas Sanjaya:
$someone has to do it. ;)
Please, don't top posting.
I haven't done any top posting. Or I'm blind to see what you mean.
https://lists.debian.org/debian-www/2019/08/msg00011.html
I talk here about migration propo
$someone has to do it. ;)
Please, don't top posting.
I talk here about migration proposal. Please read the context.
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Hello,
Currently Debian Wiki (wiki.d.o) is run on MoinMoin. I proposed migration to
MediaWiki, which is most deployed wiki
application. It is used by Wikipedia and FANDOM.COM.
AFAIK, MediaWiki's features are:
- Searching through logs. This feature is thrown when user search for
non-existent ar
Hello,
I'm proposing to use language subdomains for debian.org (d.o) site.
Many commercial sites use subdomains for each language versions (such as
es.scribd.com or *.id.uptodown.com). Currently,
Debian homepage for non-English languages are debian.org/index.es.html or
similar, instead of es.d
Hello,
In wiki sites powered by MediaWiki, there is "Related Logs Search" page. This
can be accessed by visiting Special:Log
page, e.g. yourdomain.wiki/wiki/Special:Log. Sometimes this page will be
mentioned by search page if the search query
isn't found.
However, since wiki.debian.org (Debian
Hello,
Many people wonder whether Debian is free (as in free bear) or not.
Thus, I proposed adding link to Pricing page into navigation menu of
debian.org. As Debian is free to download without cost, the content of
pricing page should be like below:
Debian is free, free in the sense of free
> honeypot technique
Do you know how these work?
Well, honeypot is a technique when a system detects bots and attackers
trying to compromise the system, they are trapped to fill yet another
form invisible to human, without realizing.
How on earth do you consider that to even remotely be an advantage? We
*want* the website to be usable to everyone, not just to human beings.
So, if we want to make debian.org usable and accessible to everyone,
even allowing bots (search engine indexers and web archivers), while
still being bene
On 19/06/19 12.38, Paul Wise wrote:
On Wed, Jun 19, 2019 at 12:51 PM Bagas Sanjaya wrote:
Unlike LE, we (debian.org) have to create Certificate Signing Requests (CSR)
which will be sent to those CA.
As a member of the Debian sysadmin team I can tell you that this is
never going to happen
Dear debian.org webmasters,
Currently debian.org use SSL certificate from Let's Encrypt (LE). That
is not bad, however there are cases when scammers get SSL certificate
from LE to secure their (untrustworthy?) sites. Even LE said that scam
prevention are outside their scope, due to their natur
That is not really answering the question from Steve. At least I can see
no point that is in interest for Debian.
Carsten and Steve, we're talking about performance and security of
debian.org if we use Cloudflare CDN, especially regarding to reCAPTCHA
challenge page.
Given the information I've found about the Rubik font on fontsquirrel
this font is lacking at least the support for Chinese, Hebrew and
Korean. This will disqualify the font for using within the website I'd say.
In fact the Hebrew is supported by Rubik, (maybe) as separate font, as
well as Cyri
* reCaptcha's dataset is closed source. Google can and will use it as
they wish. They can also use the dataset/the AI against humans or
humanity itself.
AFAIK, reCAPTCHA's dataset mostly based on road infrastructure in USA
(streets, buildings, cars, signs, etc). Those who lived in USA will
easil
Have we a problem that users can't reach the Debian websites on www.d.o?
Not as far I know.
Having security check before users can access debian.org (www.d.o), in
this case by reCAPTCHA, can also present problem: if a user can't pass
the check, she can quickly leave www.d.o and she might tel
On 16/06/19 06.26, Steve McIntyre wrote:
On Sun, Jun 16, 2019 at 05:50:33AM +0700, Bagas Sanjaya wrote:
What is your position regarding Cloudflare's reCAPTCHA challenge feature I
mentioned earlier? Here are pros and cons of the feature:
Why on earth would we want to make it harder for p
So we have two options:
* Use the font from Google Fonts, but with risks of fingerprinting
* Host the font on debian.org infrastructure, and use it as webfont.
This way, when accessing debian.org, they can get consistent
typography look across all devices (PC, smartphones, etc) without
On 15/06/19 23.03, Wouter Verhelst wrote:
On Sat, Jun 15, 2019 at 07:14:58PM +0700, Bagas Sanjaya wrote:
Dear debian.org webmasters,
CDN (Content Delivery Network) is a service that distribute website's content
into different servers across the world. This way, when a visitor in Sing
Dear debian.org webmasters,
CDN (Content Delivery Network) is a service that distribute website's
content into different servers across the world. This way, when a
visitor in Singapore (for example) visit a website which hosted in
Europe, the website assets will be served from CDN server in Si
On 15/06/19 13.55, Yao Wei wrote:
Hi,
Paul, the code snippet above is under assumption that Rubik font is
installed on debian.org server (via yet to be created package).
There are several reasons we don't want to use external fonts:
* We want to make our websites use resources from Debian
On 15/06/19 09.07, Paul Wise wrote:
On Sat, 2019-06-15 at 04:49 +0700, anon notmyfault64 wrote:
Why did you seem to resist using modern web technologies
Modern web development practices have some downsides:
They are wasteful of resources; including energy and bandwidth, both on
the server si
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