Support update
October 30th, 2006 by seth bindernagel
From last week’s selection meeting, we agreed to provide the following support:
1) Windows 2003 server license to test Bugzilla.
This will be set up on Landfill as a VM. It is follow-up to Bugzilla after the upgrade to the Landfill server, which is a much more powerful machine. The new Landfill will accommodate a lot more than what the old machine was able to provide and will still have a space left over to support other projects.
2) 40GB and 512 MB RAM set up for the volunteer Mozilla website developers
We will provide this to the community of web developers who have helped maintain & redesign Mozilla’s website. It was unanimously agreed that we would not have been able to ship Firefox 2 with as much success as we did without the work of this part of the community. This request seemed like a very reasonable idea to support and we will most likely host it on some of the extra space we have on the Landfill server.
how about to host Fx/Tb/Bz etc l10n team’s their own repos/sites ?
the last month, German l10n person’s domain was expired so people could not take files.
that makes me think this
# now most of bugzilla l10n use sf.net for repos pub space.
and, i dont know other team at all, though,
Fx/Tb ja people don’t seem to have public repos and bad dev model
that the owner maintains files on his local computer,
and most of commits to official repos are done by himself
right before the release period,
so users won’t able to check theirseves if the issues they found are fixed.
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