Re: [pgsql-www] National community sites @ postgresql.org?

On Thu, May 8, 2008 at 4:04 PM, Marc G. Fournier <scrappy@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> - --On Thursday, May 08, 2008 09:07:18 +0100 Dave Page
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> wrote:
>  > Besides, we agreed long ago that <country code>.postgresql.org
>  > hostnames were strictly reserved for mirror use.
>
>  Good point ... so we'll need to come up with a similar naming
convention to the
>  pugs themselves ...
>
>  But, to your point about 'more then one group', I though we were
talking about
>  national communities (ie. umbrellas), not individual user groups?
>
>  For instance, with Italy, there would obviously be a link to the
seperate user
>  groups expected off of the site ...

In our -- Russian -- case we are talking about national community that
are being set up currently involving [supposedly] all Russian
PostgreSQL experts, including Oleg and Teodor and others. So, it's
really about community.

So, is it possible to handle the-most-straightforward name
ru.postgresql.org for HTTP requests separately from FTP ones?

Since there is a consistent objection to the idea of uniform
infrastructure, I think we'll better continue with our own stuff :-)
Most probably It will be at http://pgsql.ru
soon.

BTW, I suspect that uniform infrastructure for national communities
will help spread idea of weekly news translation (now it's not only
decentralized but also is somewhat obscure -- it's not clear how to
quickly find, say, German translation, and moreover Russian one).

-- 
Best regards,
Nikolay

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