Updates on the GNOME Infrastructure: gnome.gr, blogs.gnome.org enhacements
- From: Andrea Veri <av gnome org>
- To: GNOME Infrastructure <gnome-infrastructure gnome org>
- Subject: Updates on the GNOME Infrastructure: gnome.gr, blogs.gnome.org enhacements
- Date: Thu, 26 Mar 2015 17:12:43 +0100
Hey,
wanted to made everyone aware of the fact we are currently hosting the infrastructure of the GNOME Greek internationalization team which consists in:
1. Wordpress instance, hosted on socket on
guadec.org's WP Network
2. Mailing list at
mail.gnome.org [1]
3. Mail aliases under puppet/modules/postfix/files/virtual-aliases/
virtual-gnome.gr4. Their Planet (still waiting for the files but should be done soon)
5. Their wiki which was migrated under
wiki.gnome.org/el adding a vhost for the old URL with redirects in place
6. Their DNS zone file and soon the domain itself
As a side note I've been enhancing a bit
blogs.gnome.org's blog hosting:
1. Making sure the vhost redirects to 443 by default
2. Making sure medias are served through HTTPS [2]
3. Making sure all home and siteurl values are pointing to HTTPS [3]
4. HSTS has been deployed to avoid secure cookies to be sent in plain text when the owner of the blog unadvertisedly clicked on a http url. (point 3. took care of partly solving this)
5. Reviewing the broken themes on all the hosted blogs and substituting them with the default theme being 'Twenty Fifteen'. The current list of active theme follows:
64 WordPress Default
24 Twenty Fifteen
18 Twenty Ten
17 Simpla
15 WordPress mu
10 Twenty Fourteen
9 Copyblogger
8 GreyIdea
6 Hybrid
6 Garland
5 Twenty Eleven
1
blogs.gnome.org landing
All these themes are currently enabled on our WP Network installation, none of them is broken so I don't see a reason why we should switch everyone to use the default theme or another theme of our choice. Having around 10 themes available should also be probably enough for everyone to have a vast selection of themes to select when they decide to add a blog on our installation.
Let me know if you think that's not the case.
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