Du 1er au 5 juillet 2008, je coordonnerai un thème sur le “développement communautaire”, dans lequel j’escompte bien qu’on parle de forges, entre autres choses.
Merci d’avance pour vos propositions d’interventions.
Voir déjà : un aperçu des thèmes pressentis.
Plus de détail sur les Rencontres Mondiales des Logiciels Libres (9ème édition) : http://2008.rmll.info/
Update 2008/05/07 : j’ai ajouté quelques liens vers plus d’infos sur le site des RMLL.
Je vais intervenir aux 4èmes journées GNU/Linux et Open Source d’Agadir au Maroc, qui auront lieu du 8 au 10 mai 2008.
Je ferai une conférence sur le sujet du développement dans les projets libres, les forges, le packaging Debian, etc.
Voici un lien vers l’affiche, et quelques annonces de l’événement, ici, et là, entre autres.
Et pour mémoire, un lien vers l’annonce de l’édition précédente.
Update 2008/05/02: le programme est annoncé, et j’ai ajouté quelques liens
Update 2008/05/13: Voici les slides de ma présentation.
Un grand merci aux étudiants de l’ENSA qui m’ont offert un très bon acceuil, et pour m’avoir donné envie de revenir à Agadir dans le futur.
Nous (la liste de discussion) organisons une rencontre des acteurs francophones intéressés par les forges, à La Cantine, à Paris, les 5 et 6 juin 2008.
Le programme n’est pas encore finalisé, mais tout le monde est le bienvenu (y compris pour proposer des thèmes et contributions).
Plus de détail sur http://wiki.planetforge.org/index.php/Rencontre_forges_2008_06
I’ve updated the source package’s construction rules so that unofficial
Debian packages can be constructed for all phpGroupware modules not
officially included in the Debian archive (the new debian/rules and
associate stuff is only in our SVN at the moment, not yet in the
official Debian source package).
The trick is to regenerate the Debian packages with a special flag :
excerpt from http://svn.debian.org/wsvn/pkg-phpgroupware/trunk/svn-buildpackage/phpgroupware-0.9.16/trunk/debian/phpgroupware-0.9.16.README.Debian?op=file&rev=0&sc=0 :
Unofficial packages for other modules
-------------------------------------You may try and re-generate local unofficial Debian packages for other
modules not maintained in the official Debian archives.To do so, please unpack the Debian package sources, and rebuild it with the following command :
$ BUILD_NONDEBIAN=1 dpkg-buildpackage -uc -us -b -rfakeroot
Setting the BUILD_NONDEBIAN flag, will instruct the debian/rules
script to produce all the phpGroupware modules included in upstream's
tarball with a version whose suffix will be "-unoff1".Of course YOU MAY ONLY USE SUCH LOCALLY GENERATED PACKAGES AT YOUR OWN
RISK (well, the same stands also even for the official packages, of
course). The Debian maintainers only provide this as a convenience for
phpGroupware users. Bugs should be reported upstream for these
unofficial packages.
I have generated and uploaded such packages in an unofficial archive at
http://picoforge.int-evry.fr/projects/svn/phpgwdeb/ (see
apt/sources.list instructions at
http://picoforge.int-evry.fr/projects/phpgwdeb/ )
Any comments, tests or feedback much welcome.
Cool. phpGroupware is back in the “testing” Debian distribution (a.k.a “lenny”). The package uploaded to unstable has nicely made its way through the 10 days delays without major problems, so it’s back in testing.
I hope it will make its way to the future stable too.
I’ve been using FPM (Figaro Password Manager) for quite some time with entire satisfaction.
However, it relies on unmaintained technology, (Gnome 1.x I think), and will be removed from lenny, so I envision to switch to another more recent tool for managing the passwords of my various systems, accounts, application setup passwords, etc.
I have reviews revelation which seems to fit some of my needs, but I’m afraid it is unmaintained at the moment. As it is written in Python, I could probably live with that, but I cannot end-up becoming a contributor to any program I use, can I ? 
Other alternatives may be keepassx… but it’s C++, and crossplatform… and I’m not fan of these features anyway (QT or windows look, bah). Also it has less import/export options than revelation.
One of the advantages of FPM was that even if it was a GUI program, the format of password store could also be managed with Kedpm (Ked Password Manager), a command-line tool. I’m afraid I’m losing a feature with the switch to revelation, then (still, command-line interface seems on the TODO list of revelation).
So we’ll see what happens… in the meantime, I’ve filed a couple patches for revelation in Debian’s BTS, just for the fix of the bugs I encountered during the quick import of FPM passwords.
Dear lazyweb, any suggestions on how to find a maintained, python based, Gnome password management tool with a command-line interface ?
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