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#221 adehnert fixed Put the apt repo signing key somewhere reasonable
Description

At the moment, achernya has the apt repo signing key on his laptop. We should put it somewhere more useful.

See discussion 2011-09-09 on -c scripts -i apt.

  1. Stick it in the locker
    1. Unencrypted (protected by AFS ACLs to scripts-root)
    2. Encrypted to maintainer's keys
  2. Stick it on the hosts
  3. Stick it on the Fedora guests
  4. Stick it on some build VM or server
    1. scripts-owned hardware in SMR
    2. Shared (eg, zulu/magrathea)
  5. Something else
  6. Have each maintainer store it themselves

(3) is a bit silly. Other than that, I think they were all vaguely acceptable. One concern is whether a signed repo with a leaked key is worse than an unsigned repo (if it isn't, then being insecure is vaguely okay). (4) should ideally avoid having a single un-backed-up VM that needs to not vanish, by storing the key elsewhere.

#250 geofft fixed F15 comes with Rails 3
Description

Our Rails autoinstaller doesn't work any more, since it assumes Rails 2 command lines.

Rails 2 sites don't work any more.

#252 geofft fixed TurboGears FCGI stub needs to be updated for F15
Description

Apparently commands.py is now command.py, so you need this tiny patch to flup.fcgi and everything works:

  • flup.fcgi

     
    1616
    1717sys.path.append(code_dir)
    1818
    19 __import__(package_name+'.commands') # Make sure its requirements get satisfied
     19__import__(package_name+'.command') # Make sure its requirements get satisfied
    2020
    2121# -- END USER EDIT SECTION

But it looks like flup.fcgi is in /mit/scripts/deploy/turbogears.tar.gz and not particularly versioned?

Also, in any case, the app seems to think its root directory is /, not the directory you installed it into.

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