[maemo-community] Sprint Task Status Update SSO
From: Randall Arnold fabricator at cynicalsigns.comDate: Thu Nov 5 23:22:04 EET 2009
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>Hello, > >penguinbait wrote: >> >> OK, so I now go look at 9.10-07 >> 9.10-07 Server migration Must Ferenc >> <http://maemo.org/profile/view/feri/> 0% Servers will be available in >> November only. >> >> Why will Servers be available in November only? Is there a purchase >> your waiting for, a delivery, some code to move, what does this mean? >> To me a migration consists of plenty of steps prior to getting a >> physical box. I assume ideas and plans for the migration have been >> discussed and laid out, wouldn't this be greater than 0%. >> >I don't know if all the HW is available at the ISP, but what I was told >is that they will start putting the machines to the rack, connecting >cables, setting up firewalls, routers, other network elements in >November. Why? Probably due to paper work between them an Nokia, perhaps >some resource scheduling, perhaps delayed purchasing. All the work I did >regarding migration in October was a meeting with Tero and commenting on >a preliminary server map written by the ISP (comments: 2-3 sentences in >an email). I don't consider this a progress, hence 0% reported. For >obvious reasons we do not review server plans in the public. For other >reasons the guys from the new ISP will not report progress publicly. > >Things started to move forward this week only. Yesterday I sent an email >about our current server map to the ISP and reported it in #maemork [1]. >Did you miss it? > >> I went to the maemork and read, but I don't see anything about these >> tasks, nothing informative anyway. >> >You found nothing about server move, because nothing happened. It is no >one's fault. I am on alert with a couple of guys and will be installing >services as soon as we get the machines. The community will hear from >the progress. > >> I guess I am looking for a way to actually see whats going on without >> asking different people questions about every task in the list. It >> would be much cleaner to periodically report status and in one location, >> which would also save on mis-communication and perceived attitudes when >> people ask questions. >> >The #maemork channel [2] on qaiku.com is the place for "semi real time" >status reporting, isn't it? Personally I don't mind copy-pasting my >qaiku messages to an email, if somebody would prefer that. I just see no >added value in it. > >> This all stemmed from me trying to get involved to help in any way with >> the SSO task as it is VERY important to ME. I finally found out that >> the task is actually not 0% and its waiting for another task to >> complete. So prior to sending out an email to Ferenc asking if there >> was anyway I could help with that task, I decided to find out what the >> heck I am supposed to be reading to find this out. >> >SSO: please talk to Daniel [3] and Alexey [4]. I am not involved with >SSO. One thing for sure: server migration comes without SSO. > >> I point this out as I believe I am far from the only one with this >> confusion and I think its an obstacle to getting more people involved on >> a project or task. Furthermore I really don't think 4-5 edits in a wiki >> a month is too much to ask for. Although hating wiki's myself, I am not >> against another form to provide status updates, as long as they are >> consistent among tasks and easy to find. >> >I always report _if_ there is progress made. > >> As a council member, I believe its my job to get more people and the >> right people involved in the tasks that I think benefit the community. >> The difficulty became for me finding out what people are working on and >> what roadblocks or obstacles are in there way. >> >Sure thing, I know the rules. Talking about myself only: I am happy to >inform you, or anybody about my tasks, progress, whatever related to >Maemo. I did not receive many questions about my activities in the past, >maybe this will change now. No problem, I will be happy answering your >questions. If I am not able to answer I will tell you whom else to >contact ;) > >> While I do not want to become another obstacle to any task, I would like >> to see more informative status updates be placed into the Sprint pages. >> Especially on any sprint task with the priority of "must". >> >Agreed. > >> >> Matt Lewis >> >Br, >ferenc > >[1] >http://www.qaiku.com/channels/show/maemork/view/1dec9b12cc931c8c9b111dea843f156 >1d5250d250d2/ > >[2] maemork - status reports from maemo staff >http://www.qaiku.com/channels/show/maemork > >[3] Daniel's maemo profile >http://maemo.org/profile/view/danielwilms/ > >[4] Alexey's maemo profile >http://maemo.org/profile/view/indeyets/ > Ferenc, thanks very much for that, extremely helpful at least for me (I was not part of original discussion). Your time is appreciated. Randy (Texrat)
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