[Qgis-community-team] Website Management/TODO

[Stephan Reber]

Hi all!

I'm aware of the consistent look and feel of the whole webappearance by
QGIS. I consider this as an important point. So I keep this in mind.
Maybe I misunderstood Tara. I thought there is need of a backup tool.
There is nothing wrong about just using cron job, mpack, tar and mysqldump.
Security is important. But the highest risks are wrong settings and
older versions of the used software. These risks depend not on the
software you use (as long as it is supported). I will dig a little
deeper about the joomla versions this weekend.

It is great to have the DNS entry. So we can start to work on the
website in short time.

regards
Stephan


Werner Macho schrieb:
> hi all!
>
> I'm also off until next thursday and just want to wish you all a nice
> week.
> And of course, as I have been a long time administrator at our
> university, I just want to repeat (for the upcoming qgis site) that
> stability is real important , but from my experience - if we do not
> rely on 3rd party modules (or at least in a somehow controllable
> amount) I'd still take joomla 1.5.
> Just because it is already out there and considered to be stable as
> well. Of course we have to take care and react on possible security
> holes - but isn't it the same with 1.0?
> From my point of view, and as long as 1.5 is not marked as alpha or
> beta or rc I'd always take the latest stable.
>
> best wishes for the website and until next thursday
> regards
> Werner
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