2008/6/18 Mike McGrath <mmcgrath@redhat.com>:
> On Tue, 17 Jun 2008, Mike McGrath wrote:
>> So the work flow here is
>>
>> 1. User creates video ->
>> 2. User types information into this form and clicks submit.
>> 3. Email goes to someone who then does $SOMETHING and it shows up in
>> Miro?
>>
>> Just curious, what is that $SOMETHING?
>>
>
> Side note, tibbs just pointed this out to me as well:
>
> http://www.ehartwell.com/InfoDabble/MediaWiki_extension:_EmailForm

OK, from my point of view both Trac and the mediawiki extension would
work perfectly for our needs.

What would infra's preferred approach be? I'm happy to go with
whatever will cause the least hassle as both suit our needs

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On Wed, 18 Jun 2008, Jonathan Roberts wrote:
> 2008/6/18 Mike McGrath <mmcgrath@redhat.com>:
> > On Tue, 17 Jun 2008, Mike McGrath wrote:
> >> So the work flow here is
> >>
> >> 1. User creates video ->
> >> 2. User types information into this form and clicks submit.
> >> 3. Email goes to someone who then does $SOMETHING and it shows up in
> >> Miro?
> >>
> >> Just curious, what is that $SOMETHING?
> >>
> >
> > Side note, tibbs just pointed this out to me as well:
> >
> > http://www.ehartwell.com/InfoDabble/MediaWiki_extension:_EmailForm
>
> OK, from my point of view both Trac and the mediawiki extension would
> work perfectly for our needs.
>
> What would infra's preferred approach be? I'm happy to go with
> whatever will cause the least hassle as both suit our needs
>

I'd prefer a trac instance, its a pretty low-cost operation for us. And,
in theory, your team could use it for other stuff. If its not what you're
looking for just say so though and we'll look at another solution.

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> I'd prefer a trac instance, its a pretty low-cost operation for us. And,
> in theory, your team could use it for other stuff. If its not what you're
> looking for just say so though and we'll look at another solution.
>

Does Trac require a Fedora account to contribute? If it does, I'm not
certain this is a big problem, but would need thinking about...

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Jonathan Roberts wrote:

I'd prefer a trac instance, its a pretty low-cost operation for us. And,
in theory, your team could use it for other stuff. If its not what you're
looking for just say so though and we'll look at another solution.




Does Trac require a Fedora account to contribute? If it does, I'm not
certain this is a big problem, but would need thinking about...


You can set ticket creation to anonymous, but due to spam, it may be unwise.

- Nigel

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i want to contribute in this project. how can i progress?




On 6/17/08, Jonathan Roberts <jonrob@fedoraproject.org> wrote:
> I've opened this as a ticket in trac -
> https://fedorahosted.org/fedora-infrastructure/ticket/633 with the php
> file attached. Thoughts and feed back is appreciated...
>
> Best,
>
> Jon
>
> ----------------
>
> We've created a channel in Miro, Fedora TV, for use by the marketing
> team with things like screencast tutorials/video interviews etc and we
> want to make it easy for community people to submit their content.
>
> To do this, we planned to create a simple web form that collects the
> users' data (Name, e-mail, video URL etc) and then sends that off to
> an e-mail address. This e-mail address could either belong to a single
> editor or a mailing list (the latter is preferred), so that we can
> check it's relevant before adding it to the main channel feed for all
> the world to see.
>
> We have a simple script in PHP to collect this form information and
> e-mail it, and providing people don't think there are better
> approaches to this, we would like to get it hosted so that we can use
> it on Fedora Websites.
>
> Feedback and help is appreciated
>
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2008/6/19 Nigel Jones <dev@nigelj.com>:
> Jonathan Roberts wrote:
>>>
>>> I'd prefer a trac instance, its a pretty low-cost operation for us. And,
>>> in theory, your team could use it for other stuff. If its not what
>>> you're
>>> looking for just say so though and we'll look at another solution.
>>>
>>>
>>
>> Does Trac require a Fedora account to contribute? If it does, I'm not
>> certain this is a big problem, but would need thinking about...
>>
>
> You can set ticket creation to anonymous, but due to spam, it may be unwise.

OK - could I give the go ahead for a Trac instance? What needs doing,
and what can I do to help you guys out?

I've been thinking it through, and I don't think we'd need anonymous
ticket creation as FAS2 is such a low barrier to entry these days, and
if it encourages people to sign up and become more involved in what
ever way they wish, then I think it's probably a good direction to
go...

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Jonathan Roberts wrote:

2008/6/19 Nigel Jones <dev@nigelj.com>:


Jonathan Roberts wrote:


I'd prefer a trac instance, its a pretty low-cost operation for us. And,
in theory, your team could use it for other stuff. If its not what
you're
looking for just say so though and we'll look at another solution.




Does Trac require a Fedora account to contribute? If it does, I'm not
certain this is a big problem, but would need thinking about...



You can set ticket creation to anonymous, but due to spam, it may be unwise.



OK - could I give the go ahead for a Trac instance? What needs doing,
and what can I do to help you guys out?

I've been thinking it through, and I don't think we'd need anonymous
ticket creation as FAS2 is such a low barrier to entry these days, and
if it encourages people to sign up and become more involved in what
ever way they wish, then I think it's probably a good direction to
go...


Hi Jon,

You just need to go to https://fedorahosted.org/web/new

- Nigel

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Jon

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> Hi Jon,
>
> You just need to go to https://fedorahosted.org/web/new

Cool, I've updated the old ticket that I'd opened for this a few weeks ago:

https://fedorahosted.org/fedora-infrastructure/ticket/633

Thanks,

Jon

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