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planetmaster AT sugarlabs DOT org
 
planetmaster AT sugarlabs DOT org
  
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To publish your blog on the planet, please go to [[Sysadmin/Planet_syndication_request]].
  
 
== Sysadmins ==
 
== Sysadmins ==
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For non-emergency calls, preferably send email to the administrative contact.
 
For non-emergency calls, preferably send email to the administrative contact.
  
* [[User:lfaraone|Luke Faraone]]
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* [[User:scs|Sebastian Codas]]
* [[User:bernie|Bernie Innocenti]]
 
  
  
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  ...edit...
 
  ...edit...
 
  git commit -m "what i changed" <file1> <file2>...
 
  git commit -m "what i changed" <file1> <file2>...
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To test a configuration change without waiting for the cronjob:
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cd /srv/www-sugarlabs/planet
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# write your changes to config2.ini
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sudo -u planet planet config2.ini
  
 
== Upgrade notes ==
 
== Upgrade notes ==
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== See Also ==
 
== See Also ==
  
* [[Sysadmin/Autocheckout repositories]]
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* [[Sysadmin/Planet_syndication_request]] (for users)
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* [[Sysadmin/Autocheckout repositories]] (for sysadmins)
  
 
[[Category:Service|planet]]
 
[[Category:Service|planet]]

Latest revision as of 12:35, 9 August 2013

Hostnames

Hosted on

Machine/sunjammer


Administrative contact

planetmaster AT sugarlabs DOT org

To publish your blog on the planet, please go to Sysadmin/Planet_syndication_request.

Sysadmins

For non-emergency calls, preferably send email to the administrative contact.


Notes

The planet configuration data is stored in a git repository with automatic checkouts on pulls. See Sysadmin/Autocheckout repositories for more details.

To edit planet data:

git clone planet.sugarlabs.org:/srv/www-sugarlabs/planet
...edit...
git commit -m "what i changed" <file1> <file2>...

To test a configuration change without waiting for the cronjob:

cd /srv/www-sugarlabs/planet
# write your changes to config2.ini
sudo -u planet planet config2.ini

Upgrade notes

We're using the Ubuntu package of Planet Venus, which is very old. Switching to git would be easy, but the advantage isn't clear.

See Also