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Posted to dev@ponymail.apache.org by Daniel Gruno <hu...@apache.org> on 2020/09/08 10:30:54 UTC

Setting up a Foal test server

Hi folks,
I'm in the works of setting up a brand new test server for a Foal demo, 
running Debian 10 and ES 7.8. I'll get in touch with infra to set up a 
DNS record for it ASAP. If anyone wants access to the box for testing, 
please let me know :)

With regards,
Daniel.


Re: Setting up a Foal test server

Posted by Daniel Gruno <hu...@apache.org>.
On 08/09/2020 12.30, Daniel Gruno wrote:
> Hi folks,
> I'm in the works of setting up a brand new test server for a Foal demo, 
> running Debian 10 and ES 7.8. I'll get in touch with infra to set up a 
> DNS record for it ASAP. If anyone wants access to the box for testing, 
> please let me know :)
> 
> With regards,
> Daniel.
> 

Aaaand the server is up and running,
https://foal-demo.ponymail.apache.org/ :)

Some notes:
- it only has httpd.apache.org lists, and only a few months worth of 
them for now
- OAuth logins work, both ASF, Google and GitHub.
- Composing replies will likely never work on there as it's for testing
- permalinks are subject to change as we get closer to settling on a 
standard for the DKIM generator.

Do take it for a spin, let me know if you have feedback :) I've already 
gotten some good feedback on the UI, so I'd already consider the demo a 
success.

I plan to expand the AAA lib to test out the flexibility of it, perhaps 
something like:

- ASF logins can view certain lists
- Google logins can view some other lists
- GitHub logins can only view public lists, but de-anonymized.
- anonymous access can view public lists, anonymized.

With regards,
Daniel.