On Mon, 13 Jan 2014 22:46:37 +1100 Ankur Sinha <sanjay.ankur@xxxxxxxxx> wrote: > Aye. I noticed this the other day too. I tried to log in as root to > read the server logs but it said I didn't have sudo access > ('ankursinha' is not in sudoers file). Could you please check if I > have the required permissions on ask01.stg? Fixed. It was something I missed moving it to ansible. Please let me know if it still doesn't work. > > So, what we need here is to figure out whats wrong with it now and > > get it working, or possibly wipe the db and put the production one > > over there (downside there is that it might send emails, which > > would confuse users, so we need to make sure that doesn't happen if > > we go that route). > > There's a cron job that sends out mail using the post-office backend. > We could just disable that? We could. If we want to go the replace db route let me know. ...snip... > I could at least enter and send feedback on staging. I have no idea > who it went to: I haven't received an e-mail yet. It's possible > feedback was fixed in 0.7.49 too? Possible. Yes, I didn't see any emails from it either... so we need to figure out where it's going. > > - I have no idea who all is still active in wanting to work on > > askbot. We should figure that out. Perhaps we could cull the > > sysadmin-ask group down to those people who are still around and > > are willing to work on it? > > I am. I hadn't the time to do the update with the django1.4 > requirement etc., but since Anshu took care of that I should be able > to help with the other issues. Excellent. ;) Would you also be willing to ping the sysadmin-ask group and find out who is still active/should be removed? Or any new folks that do want to work on it added. ...snip... > +1 for meta on the site. It's a lot better than sending out mails to a > bunch of people. Cool. Is there any easy way for people interested in just that to follow it? > > - multilang support. The new 0.7.49 has multilang support, but it > > wasn't working last we tried it. We should really try and get this > > working. There are already communities with their own ask > > instances that could be using the main Fedora one. ;) > > This would be a lot easier if upstream demonstrated multilang support > on their instance (Do they?). It's all documented, but not very easy > to debug. Yeah. ;( > > - The rawhide/Fedora version is still on 0.7.48. There's at least > > one issue with python-celery and django-celery needing to sync up, > > but it still needs someone interested in watching that and updating > > it and testing it, etc. We should make sure it works in Fedora. :) > > We aren't using celery on our instance, are we? We use > django-post-office as the mail backend instead. I'm not sure if celery > is limited to mailing, or if it has other effects on the functioning > of askbot too. It's listed as "optional". Ticket where I set up > django-post-office: > > https://fedorahosted.org/fedora-infrastructure/ticket/3763 > > It seems django-celery is obsolete and python-celery can work directly > with django from version 3.1 > https://pypi.python.org/pypi/django-celery > > So, it appears that python-celery needs to be updated to 3.1 and > django-celery obsoleted? I don't know. ;) ...snip... > Thanks again for bringing up the list. I'll try and work on some of > these issues in the coming weeks. Great. I would really really like to get this updated in prod soon... kevin
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