[ubuntu-florida] Florida LoCo Hosting

[Dan Trevino]

On 10/1/07, Dan Trevino <dantrevino at gmail.com> wrote:
> On 9/29/07, Christopher Rohde <christopher.rohde at gmail.com> wrote:
> > We have a few options, we can either get it hosted by canonical, who will do
> > our updates and security options for us but we will be limited in the ways
> > we can use it, or we can do it ourself. We can always change it down the
> > road once we get more comfortable with it, but I figured I would go with the
> > canonical-hosted site, since there will be support available for us that
> > way, and we wont be taking on too much too soon.
> >
>
> * Sent a followup to rt, no reply yet, but it hasnt been long, so I'll
> wait a while.  I also intend to follow up in #ubuntu-us after lunch.
> * I looked at some of the other locos, and only a couple are hosted at
> ubuntu-us.org.  ohio and utah are using full names
> (ohio.ubuntu-us.org).  New Jersey is using nj.ubuntu-us.org.  I kinda
> like florida.ubuntu-us.org, but will request whatever the team wishes,
> assuming we host on ubuntu-us.org
> * Pennsylvania and Colorado are hosting on completely differnet sites
> (meetlinux.com and ubuntu-rocks.org)
> * I've registered domains ubuntu-fl.org/com/net, if we decide to go that route
> * I've set up two demo sites. Joomla and Drupal.  I'll send an email
> out after lunch with details.
>
> dan
>

Demo site details:
First of all, these were just set up so reya276 could get started
playing with them.  They are by no means meant to be official,
semi-official, permanent, semi-permanent, secure, available, or
useful.  If you set up an account, you _will_ lose it later.
Basically think of them as pre-alpha.  They're default, no branding,
nothing.  At this point they're only a couple of hours old.

That being said, i think there is some value in getting familiar with
the tools while we work on the hosting part.

ubuntu-fl1.homelinux.org - a default joomla installation.
ubuntu-fl2.homelinux.org - a default drupal installation.

I think we want to keep a small team (2-3) of content managers.
Reya276 has volunteered, so if anyone else is intrested, please let me
know.

dan