Updating the website (was :Squeak 4.4 download link on squeak.org home page?)

> OK, well I've left things in a state where the site is currently
> working, but not really under VNC.  What I mean is that VNC is now
> running under the website account so if you have the password you can
> now access it.  BUT I cannot get the image to run unless the option
> -vm-display=none is specified.  If you access VNC you will find a
> terminal running and a foreground process for the website, you can just
> hit ctrl-c to stop it.
>
> See /home/website/.vnc/xstartup and /home/website/servicenew/run for
> examples of how to run the website.  The first is what happens when you
> start the VNC server, note of course that I've commented out what is
> normally there and added xterm for now.  When I found it the contents were
>
> #!/bin/sh
>
> #/usr/bin/squeakvm /home/website/website/squeaksite.image &
> /usr/local/bin/squeak311 /home/website/website/squeaksite.image &
>
> This contrasts with the normal (under daemontools) process which uses
> the /usr/bin/squeakvm .  I tried both VMs with much the same result. The
> image starts up and for 2-3 seconds you can see it but then it segfaults
> without any opportunity to even write a SqueakDebug.log.
>
> Oh (and sorry for the random order of my comments here), note that the
> image I initially found is now at
> /home/website/website/squeaksite-questionable.image.  One of the first
> things I tried was to restore a copy from the local backup (from 3/3)
> which is what is currently at squeaksite.* (I replaced both the image
> and changes).  I have since tried both image/changes and the results are
> the same.
>
> If I think of something to try I will try it, but mainly I wanted to get
> this in a state where at least Janko could fiddle with it and anyone
> else with VNC access as well.  If you don't have the VNC password feel
> free to ask for it.  Note that only one person can access VNC at a time.
>  If you are in VNC it is probably a good idea to be also in IRC on
> #squeak, if you want to get in and can't then check on #squeak to see if
> you can find someone who is currently using it and you can chat with
> them and maybe get your turn.
>
> On the subject of how to (normally) change from a headless (under
> daemontools) to a head-full (under VNC) status with the website here is
> the 'right' way to do it:
>
> 1. sudo svc -d /service/www.squeak.org
> This kills the current process and tells daemontools to not start it
> back up.
> 2. (as website) vncserver
>
> that's it.  To put things back to rights
>
> 1. vncserver -kill :1 (This should be the X display number that
> vncserver stated was being used above)
> 2. sudo svc -u /service/www.squeak.org
>
> Ken
>
> On 03/06/2013 08:55 PM, Ken Causey wrote:
>> First let me note that Janko's description of how to get VNC access
>> working below is not quite right, I'll clarify in a separate email later.
>>
>> For some reason the website won't run under VNC but does so fine
>> otherwise. I'm going to reboot the server, it's about due for it anyway,
>> and then try again at which point I will report back.
>>
>> Ken
>>
>> On 03/06/2013 03:56 PM, Janko Mivšek wrote:
>>> Hi guys,
>>>
>>> Dne 06. 03. 2013 22:13, piše Chris Cunnington:
>>>
>>>>> This is now at
>>>>
>>>>> http://ftp.squeak.org/4.4/Squeak-4.4-All-in-One.zip
>>>>
>>>>> Someone please update the website.
>>>>
>>>>> - Bert -
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> The main content area of the Scribo/Aida is easy to change, as it's a
>>>> wiki. The columns on either side are harder. The Download section, I
>>>> believe, requires a code change.
>>>
>>> Yep, because of PayPal interference those sections are not editable
>>> anymore without small code change.
>>>
>>>> Somebody needs to VNC in and make a
>>>> change somewhere. I had a VNC password, but I don't know what happened
>>>> to it. And it was spotty at best. Janko posted today, so maybe you
>>>> could
>>>> ask him. This may be the time to switch to the a new website. The
>>>
>>> Someone with root access please:
>>>
>>> - kill the 'supervise www.squeak.org' process (4176)
>>> - kill the website's squeakvm process (21280)
>>> - su website
>>> - tightvncserver&
>>>
>>> After that the website iamge will be accessible via VNC and I can edit
>>> it.
>>>
>>> Best regards
>>> Janko
>>>
>>>
>>>> Altitude one I developed or someone could make one with Seaside. I
>>>> imagine those are all the options.
>>>>
>>>> Chris
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
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