Mailing List at bitfluxeditor.mozdev.org

[Michael Wechner]

Hi

I tried to subscribe to the mailing list at http://bitfluxeditor.mozdev.org

but realised that it doesn't exist:


http://www.mozdev.org/mailman/listinfo/bitfluxeditor

or am I using the wrong link?

Thanks

Michael
--
Michael Wechner
Wyona Ltd. - Open Source Content Management - Apache Lenya
http://www.wyona.com http://cocoon.apache.org/lenya/
***@wyona.com ***@apache.org

[Roger Fischer]

Hi Michael

http://bitfluxeditor.org/development/mailinglists/
At the moment you can post anything you want to the above mailing lists.


As you can see, we didn't yet put up content on Mozdev.
This can be explained simply:

- We invested quite some time and money in our http://bitfluxeditor.org
Site.
This was before, we were gladly invited to be a Mozdev project.
- We didn't have time to copy some of the content to the Mozdev Subsite yet.

Please do use http://www.bitfluxeditor.org Site for the near future.
We will certainly send a mail to this list, the moment we have updated the
Mozdev Site.

Thank you for your interest and investigation

Best regards
Roger

Post by Michael Wechner
I tried to subscribe to the mailing list at
http://bitfluxeditor.mozdev.org
http://www.mozdev.org/mailman/listinfo/bitfluxeditor
or am I using the wrong link?
Thanks
Michael
--
Michael Wechner
Wyona Ltd. - Open Source Content Management - Apache Lenya
http://www.wyona.com http://cocoon.apache.org/lenya/
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[Brian King]

Post by Michael Wechner
I tried to subscribe to the mailing list at http://bitfluxeditor.mozdev.org
http://www.mozdev.org/mailman/listinfo/bitfluxeditor
or am I using the wrong link?

The technical reason for this (to accompany Roger's explanation about
inactivity on the mozdev project) is that all mailing lists were shut
down when mozdev.org experienced a cracker attack a couple of weeks ago.

Most of the services are back up and running (bigger and better server,
OS upgrade, more robust scripts ...), and for the mailing list to be
created again the project owner has to send a specific request. I will
email Roger and Christian about this separately.

- Brian

[Michael Wechner]

Post by Brian King

Post by Michael Wechner
I tried to subscribe to the mailing list at
http://bitfluxeditor.mozdev.org
http://www.mozdev.org/mailman/listinfo/bitfluxeditor
or am I using the wrong link?

The technical reason for this (to accompany Roger's explanation about
inactivity on the mozdev project) is that all mailing lists were shut
down when mozdev.org experienced a cracker attack a couple of weeks ago.
Most of the services are back up and running (bigger and better server,
OS upgrade, more robust scripts ...), and for the mailing list to be
created again the project owner has to send a specific request. I will
email Roger and Christian about this separately.

I didn't know that, although Christian told me something about
infrastructure problems at mozdev.

Well, I think it would be nice to have the mailing lists running again
at mozdev.

Thanks

Michael

Post by Brian King
- Brian

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Michael Wechner
Wyona Ltd. - Open Source Content Management - Apache Lenya
http://www.wyona.com http://cocoon.apache.org/lenya/
***@wyona.com ***@apache.org

[Christian Stocker]

Post by Michael Wechner

Post by Brian King

Post by Michael Wechner
I tried to subscribe to the mailing list at
http://bitfluxeditor.mozdev.org
http://www.mozdev.org/mailman/listinfo/bitfluxeditor
or am I using the wrong link?

The technical reason for this (to accompany Roger's explanation about
inactivity on the mozdev project) is that all mailing lists were shut
down when mozdev.org experienced a cracker attack a couple of weeks ago.
Most of the services are back up and running (bigger and better server,
OS upgrade, more robust scripts ...), and for the mailing list to be
created again the project owner has to send a specific request. I will
email Roger and Christian about this separately.

I didn't know that, although Christian told me something about
infrastructure problems at mozdev.
Well, I think it would be nice to have the mailing lists running again
at mozdev.

I updated the mozdev page of bitflux editor, so that it at least shows
something (http://bitfluxeditor.mozdev.org/)

Mailinglists are still running on our server (the mailinglist link points
to them) and it doesn't make much sense at the moment to open
just-another-mailinglist ;) IMHO.

chregu

[Michael Wechner]

Christian Stocker wrote:

<snip />

Post by Christian Stocker

Post by Michael Wechner
Well, I think it would be nice to have the mailing lists running again
at mozdev.

I updated the mozdev page of bitflux editor, so that it at least shows
something (http://bitfluxeditor.mozdev.org/)
Mailinglists are still running on our server (the mailinglist link points
to them) and it doesn't make much sense at the moment to open
just-another-mailinglist ;) IMHO.

Agreed it doesn't make sense to have mailing lists at two places, but
I would like to suggest to close this mailing list and reopen the other
one (for all the reasons I stated in previous emails).

This might be a bit too political, but I will unsubscribe now from this
mailing lists. On the other hand I am happy to hear again from this
project when it will have moved to mozdev.

Thanks

Michael

Post by Christian Stocker
chregu

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Michael Wechner
Wyona Ltd. - Open Source Content Management - Apache Lenya
http://www.wyona.com http://cocoon.apache.org/lenya/
***@wyona.com ***@apache.org

[Mike Slattery]

Hello Bitfluxers,

Please tell me, are there any release dates for NG pending? I tried
the exciting demo and there is momentum building with the bricolage CMS
crowd to create alternate inferfaces using it!

Thanks for your efforts,
Mike

[Christian Stocker]

Hi Mike

we're still developing it and it's in alpha stage. But we hope to get
into beta very soon (this month..)

You can see the Alpha at http://trash.chregu.tv/bxeng/

But please be aware: It has still a lot of bugs/non-working
functionality. But you can at least see, how it will look and what
features to expect.

Here's a short list, what's new/changed:

* Based on Mozile/eDOM (http://mozile.mozdev.org)
* On-The-Fly Relax-NG Validation (not on the fly right now..)
* Extensible and exchangable widget system
* To a great extent event based -> easy adding of own event handlers
* Full support for XML Namespaces
* Native XHTML support
* No need for CSS styles, if in XHTML namespace
* "XSLT-less" mode. No need to write XSLTs, if you don't need it.
* Copy&Paste into and out of Mozilla
* Tag and Source-Edit Mode directly in the context
* Cleaned up GUI
* WebDAV support
* Delete over paragraphs
* Nicer attribute edit dialog (will be even nicer later)


I will certainly post a message here, when we think, it's beta ready.

chregu

Post by Mike Slattery
Hello Bitfluxers,
Please tell me, are there any release dates for NG pending? I tried the
exciting demo and there is momentum building with the bricolage CMS
crowd to create alternate inferfaces using it!
Thanks for your efforts,
Mike

[Christian Stocker]

Hi

forgot to say

If anyone is adventurous enough to try it out locally, you can check it
out with cvs

cvs -d :pserver:***@cvs.bitflux.ch:/var/lib/cvs/editor co bxeng

and open the index.html in the top level directoy. It also works without
a web-browser.

Bugfixes, suggestions, enhancements, etc are of course always welcome ;)

And keep that checkout updated, we're working daily on it.

chregu

Post by Christian Stocker
Hi Mike
we're still developing it and it's in alpha stage. But we hope to get
into beta very soon (this month..)
You can see the Alpha at http://trash.chregu.tv/bxeng/
But please be aware: It has still a lot of bugs/non-working
functionality. But you can at least see, how it will look and what
features to expect.
* Based on Mozile/eDOM (http://mozile.mozdev.org)
* On-The-Fly Relax-NG Validation (not on the fly right now..)
* Extensible and exchangable widget system
* To a great extent event based -> easy adding of own event handlers
* Full support for XML Namespaces
* Native XHTML support
* No need for CSS styles, if in XHTML namespace
* "XSLT-less" mode. No need to write XSLTs, if you don't need it.
* Copy&Paste into and out of Mozilla
* Tag and Source-Edit Mode directly in the context
* Cleaned up GUI
* WebDAV support
* Delete over paragraphs
* Nicer attribute edit dialog (will be even nicer later)
I will certainly post a message here, when we think, it's beta ready.
chregu

Post by Mike Slattery
Hello Bitfluxers,
Please tell me, are there any release dates for NG pending? I tried
the exciting demo and there is momentum building with the bricolage
CMS crowd to create alternate inferfaces using it!
Thanks for your efforts,
Mike

[Christian Stocker]

Post by Christian Stocker
and open the index.html in the top level directoy. It also works without
a web-browser.

damn. web-server... it doesn't work without a web-browser (and it has to
be a recent (1.4 preferred) Mozilla or Firebird), of course ;)

chregu

[Mike Slattery]

Right!

Thanks a lot, I'm going to check it out.

Cheers,
Mike

Post by Christian Stocker
damn. web-server... it doesn't work without a web-browser (and it has
to be a recent (1.4 preferred) Mozilla or Firebird), of course ;)