Re: [Gforge-user] new_parse.pl

[Christian BAYLE]

Ulf Jakobsson a écrit:

> Hi !
>
> Has anyone solved the issues regarding the user accounts on Gforge ? 
> I mean web_forge_user_accounts and and be able to do cvs checkouts
> (and/or uses ssh) ?
>
> There is a script called new_parse.pl that is used to create "ldap user
> accounts" from web accounts. But it's not working regarding to Christian
> Bayle.
This should work, isn't it? I will check this

> Basically our wish is to just get the cvs up and running so users
> registered on the web, can do checkouts. (I'm not sure if web users also
> need to be able to login via ssh)
>
> Can someone give us some hints or pointers in the right direction?
>  
The debian config is enabling anonymous co by default
and ssh is used for writers.

> Question 2:
> We're running a debian system now with gforge 3.0-0+7, but we have
> customized the "look and feel" a bit and changed some scripts. We have
> also removed some tabs ("Code Snippets" etc) When we later on do a
> apt-get upgrade gforge, how do we make sure our changes not dissapears?
>  
I would suggest to cutomize look using a theme, but I'm afraid this 
doesn't allow to change tab contents
I would suggest you make a diff between your current version and 3.0-0+7 
and apply it to next version
and resolv conflicts.

The best if you change something is to suggest this changes as an 
evolution/improvement/plugin to gforge devel.
For exemple think on how to make menu customizable could be a nice 
feature that should allow you to remove easily some tabs.

If you need to do big changes in your code there is a trick, you can 
just create a  /etc/gforge/custom/pre.php file
you include in a customizer package or in a theme package.
This /etc/gforge/custom/pre.php will replace 
/usr/share/gforge/www/include/pre.php that contains almost all gforge 
includes.
But be carrefull you will have to maintain coherency with what you replace.

Using this I could create a vhost with completly different view of 
sourceforge database on debian-sf package, but this is not really
easy to maintain.


Cheers

Christian