[Savannah-hackers] Savannah...

[Bruce Douglas]

hi...

ignore the earlier msg about the kerebos functionality.... it's been
resolved...!!

However, I do have a question. Does one have to have a mail engine installed
in order to use Savannah as it comes from CVS? I notice that a user cannot
access the Savannah environment as a user until they respond to the site
from the generated email...

thanks

bruce
address@hidden


Hi...

Trying to get familiar with the Savannah code.... In the process of
rebuilding it on one of my servers.....

I'm running into a situation where it appears to be looking for a function
"kbr5_login" during the registration of a new user. I can't seem to find
this function in the "Account" module, or in any of the code for the
Savannah project.

Is there more to download from CVS than the seven modules I saw....

thanks

-Bruce
address@hidden


-----Original Message-----
From: Jaime E. Villate [mailto:address@hidden Behalf Of Jaime E.
Villate
Sent: Thursday, January 23, 2003 7:09 AM
To: Bruce Douglas
Cc: address@hidden
Subject: Re: [Savannah-hackers] FW: [Savannah-dev] Savannah....


On Thu, Jan 23, 2003 at 06:07:40AM -0800, Bruce Douglas wrote:

> I'm with a small group of developers and in loooking for a web based
> development environment, we came across Savannah. I'm curious as to who I
> should talk to if I was interested in installing the Savannah application
on
> my own server.
> We also might be interested in either helping to make future
> contributions/changes to the Savannah code base, or providing some type of
> financial donation to the cause.

Great. To make contributions/changes you can use this list and/or the
patches/support/bug systems for project "savannah" in savannah.gnu.org
If it becomes necessary, we can make you a developer of that project or even
give you access to the server where Savannah runs. Regarding isntallation
issues, you can also use this list (and most problems you will run across
will
also be related to bugs that we have to solve in our own installlation).

Regarding donations, that should beter be discussed with FSF's president
Richard Stallman <address@hidden>

Regards,
Jaime