We've got problems

Nigel Jones nigjones at redhat.com
Sun Dec 21 03:27:19 UTC 2008


On Thu, 2008-12-18 at 15:06 -0600, Mike McGrath wrote:
> Hey everyone, so there's lots or projects going on right now and I'm going
> to spend some time to prioritize them and hopefully get help on them.
> 
> The wiki:
> 
> We need to upgrade the wiki, like yesterday.  We're on an unsupported
> branch right now.
> 
> Whats the hangup?  HNP is our ACL plugin.  Some might remember when we
> said "A wiki is not a CMS" well, now we're being screwed by it.  It has
> been made clear to us that certain pages in the wiki must A) stay on the
> wiki and B) be editable by only a subset of people.  HNP is not supported
> by newer versions of mediawiki.
FYI,

I've started a process to move these pages into Namespaces so we can use
a more supported extension until we can then move these pages _again_
into a CMS.
> 
> Ticket #1072
> 
> Koji:
> 
> The koji database is borked right now.  We're getting by but its a ticking
> timebomb.  There was some data corruption with our backplane issues this
> last week.  Damaged portions equal no more then 160K at this point (I'm
> still doing other measurements).  This is less then .0002% of the data of
> that database.  The problem is that when I try to do dumps of the data
> pgsql fails.  This is a must fix.
> 
> Ticket #1069
> 
> nfs1:
> 
> NFS1's IO load is just not right.  Something isn't behaving as it should
> and I'm just not sure whats going on there yet.  We need to do a full
> examination and trend of it.  This involves moving cvs1 to another
> location and involves moving releng2 to xen1 to help ease some load.
> Additionally we need to move kojipkgs1 to another location (probably xen1)
> and enable a proper caching for it.  We also need to finally get a valid
> backup of nfs1.  This still hasn't happened.  Its difficult to test
> because of the high load on the disks, backups take 4+ days.  lots of
> things can go wrong during that time.
> 
> 
> Tickets: #1061, #1074, #1075, #1076.
> 
> backup2:
> 
> DR backups is a project I've been trying to get in shape.  its general
> there, needs some polish.  The dr user is there.  But an audit and
> verification of everything we need to back up needs to be done.
> 
> Ticket: #1077
> 
> CSRF:
> 
> CSRF is a pretty serious deal, toshio is working on it but I'm sure he can
> use some help.
> 
> Ticket: #992
> 
> FAS:
> 
> Ricky has been working on some FAS stuff but some outstanding systems must
> be implemented quickly particularly as it relates to stale users.  We need
> to get the password expiration stuff in, and we need to document and
> define what each user state means and how it will relate to other
> applications.
> 
> FAS: #83
> 
> 
> If you don't have access to the systems of this stuff, we likely won't be
> able to sponsor and train you in time to get this stuff done.  Sorry, but
> you can still look at the code issues mentioned above or test alternatives
> for the wiki.
> 
> If you have access and are working on something else, if you are able
> please stop doing that thing and work on one of the above issues.  Even
> after these issues are done I've got a good 6 months of stuff backed up
> before new things can be done.  We've literally exploded in size.  Over
> the last two years the services, nodes, etc that we support has grown over
> 10 times and our core team has only grown by a few members.  We're doing
> better then most OSS communities out there, but we can do better.
> 
> 	-Mike
> 
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