OSGeo.org Project Tool FAQ - Revision history

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General FAQ

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General FAQ

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General FAQ

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General FAQ

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What are these "Project Role Requests"

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General FAQ

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What are these "Project Role Requests"

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		+	'''Deprecated: This information relates to the old CollabNet hosted site, and is no longer applicable.'''
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	= General FAQ =		= General FAQ =

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 Q: If OSGeo.org is here to promote open source, why host on the commercial CollabNet?
 * Support - 24/7 support and high reliability
 * Multiple project support - Eases the management of the many projects we host here.
 * Backed by many open source tools (some commissioned by CollabNet)
 ** http://eyebrowse.tigris.org/
 ** http://anzu.tigris.org/
 ** http://svn.tigris.org/
 ** Many others
 = Project Owner FAQ =

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 ** http://eyebrowse.tigris.org/
 ** http://anzu.tigris.org/
-** http:svn.tigris.org/
+** http://svn.tigris.org/
 ** Many others

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	A: Simple answer: total security. Read the [[long security answer]].		A: Simple answer: total security. Read the [[long security answer]].
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		+	Q: If OSGeo.org is here to promote open source, why host on the commercial CollabNet?
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		+	* Support - 24/7 support and high reliability
		+	* Multiple project support - Eases the management of the many projects we host here.
		+	* Backed by many open source tools (some commissioned by CollabNet)
		+	** http://eyebrowse.tigris.org/
		+	** http://anzu.tigris.org/
		+	** http:svn.tigris.org/
		+	** Many others

	= Project Owner FAQ =		= Project Owner FAQ =

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	If you want to email any user to ask why they are requesting a role, you can send them an email using their OSGeo ID. All registered members can be contacted via the OSGeo ID by emailing the ID@osgeo.org. For example, user foo can be contacted at foo@osgeo.org.		If you want to email any user to ask why they are requesting a role, you can send them an email using their OSGeo ID. All registered members can be contacted via the OSGeo ID by emailing the ID@osgeo.org. For example, user foo can be contacted at foo@osgeo.org.
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		+	== Managing Open Source Projects ==
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		+	[[Managing Changes to Code]]

	= Subversion (svn) FAQ =		= Subversion (svn) FAQ =

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	A: All registered members can be contacted via the OSGeo ID by emailing the ID@osgeo.org. For example, user foo can be contacted at foo@osgeo.org.		A: All registered members can be contacted via the OSGeo ID by emailing the ID@osgeo.org. For example, user foo can be contacted at foo@osgeo.org.
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		+	Q: Why is OSGeo.org and its siblings https?
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		+	A: Simple answer: total security. Read the [[long security answer]].

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 == What are these "Project Role Requests" ==
-The system allows users to request roles in projects. The project owner gets these requests via email and a link to the approval page. All of the roles available for requesting via the interface are read only roles for the repository. They can submit a file in docs & files, join email lists, and the forum if there is one enabled in the project.
+The system allows users to request roles in projects. The project owner gets these requests via email and a link to the approval page. All of the roles available for requesting via the interface are read only roles for the repository.
 Even though these are just read only roles, the requests have to be approved by the project owner. Normally this was because we allowed all roles to be requested. But allowing people to request these roles via the interface caused a lot of confusion. Now other roles with write capability must be assigned by the project owner.
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 If you want to email any user to ask why they are requesting a role, you can send them an email using their OSGeo ID. All registered members can be contacted via the OSGeo ID by emailing the ID@osgeo.org. For example, user foo can be contacted at foo@osgeo.org.
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 Q: How do I contact another member of OSGeo if I don't know their email address?
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 A: All registered members can be contacted via the OSGeo ID by emailing the ID@osgeo.org. For example, user foo can be contacted at foo@osgeo.org.
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 == Common SVN Errors ==
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