New unknown files coder/maintainer/lead admin thing

[iamacup]

ok i just dont have time to fix uf and its a mess (as im sure your aware)

please post here if you want to take over the job.

you will get ssh to the vps that uf runs on. you need php or ruby knowledge to do this

[TradeMark]

i could fix many things

[Neddie]

I can be a regular admin for you, but I don't have the skills necessary to fix the underlying issues.

[tombom]

i have no sql, php or ruby experience

i think i would be a great fit for the position

[AF]

I can pop in and do changes when I have the time but I couldn't accept full responsibility, neither do I think you would let me.

[Dragon45]

ruby sucks
php blows


install python

[Complicated]

I'm studying CQL in college the now, Gimme till march :']

[AF]

Aegis for president 2008

[AF]

Actually of note is UF's layout speed and behavior under firefox 3 betas

[Agon]

I'm interested and maybe another person.. need to ask him.

Skills:
Php, javascript, c#, java, Linux
And some skills about how to structure a database.
Up to level 3 normalization (Hope this is enough)
and some media things (learning at school)...

Time:
Currently not much.
At summer: hm 2< months full of nothing to do....

[LordMatt]

i have no sql, php or ruby experience

i think i would be a great fit for the position

+1 you have my vote.

[aegis]

count me in

[Jonanin]

Hello.
I am relatively new to the Spring community, but I think I can help out if you need it.

~4 years PHP and MySQL experience.
Web development in XHTML w/ CSS.
Experienced with Javascript, AJAX, and several popular JS libraries (mootools, jquery, etc).
Linux webserver management experience. w/ Apache.

Other langauge skills:
C++, C#, Perl, Java, (some) Assembly.

I have experience with managing similar websites to UF.

[Dragon45]

just write a fancy-pants wrapper to YouSendIt or something; save some bandwidth

[Tobi]

cup / whoever takes over, I have reason to have doubt about ubuntu.iamacup.com stability , buildbot had 2 seemingly random internal compiler errors recently:

$ grep -R "internal compiler error" *
debian-i386-trunk/1033-log-compile_unitsync-stdio:/usr/include/c++/4.1.3/bits/stl_vector.h:233: internal compiler error: Segmentation fault
mingw32-4.2/469-log-compile_spring-stdio:rts/Lua/LuaUnitDefs.cpp:637: internal compiler error: Segmentation fault

Because it is unreproducable (both times the next build succeeded without any modification to the source files that triggered the crash), and because it happened with two totally different toolchains (the ubuntu native one and the MinGW crosscompiling one), I fear it's failing hardware or nasty vserver/kernel bugs...

Is there any way a datacenter guy could run an exhaustive test (memtest86?) on it? Or should we better wait some more? (Or make our own stresstest, ie. setting buildbot to continuously do full recompiles )

[SwiftSpear]

Not to discredit the other candidates that are applying. But I'm an aegis fan.

[Peet]

Not to discredit the other candidates that are applying. But I'm an aegis fan.

As am I.

[LordMatt]

I strongly support tombom. He's like Ron Paul.

[Neddie]

Not to discredit the other candidates that are applying. But I'm an aegis fan.

As am I.

As am I.

[Jonanin]

I also support aegis, I think he's the unanimous choice. But if you need any extra help I'd definitely be willing!