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Haxwithaxe at 21:17, 4 April 2012

2012-04-04T21:17:54Z

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			Working on status.net for now.
	[http://status.net status.net] isn't quite what we need and it is much to complex (says haxwithaxe)		[http://status.net status.net] isn't quite what we need and it is much to complex (says haxwithaxe)

ITechGeek at 09:18, 3 April 2012

2012-04-03T09:18:08Z

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	For the time being, let's set it up. We can code something else later, but I need ''something'' to demo (and turn testers loose on). I'll see if status.net can use SQLite as its back end. Supposedly [http://status.net/wiki/Google_Summer_of_Code_2011#RDBMS_backend the Google Summer of Code] was supposed to do this in 2011, but I don't know if it actually happened.		For the time being, let's set it up. We can code something else later, but I need ''something'' to demo (and turn testers loose on). I'll see if status.net can use SQLite as its back end. Supposedly [http://status.net/wiki/Google_Summer_of_Code_2011#RDBMS_backend the Google Summer of Code] was supposed to do this in 2011, but I don't know if it actually happened.

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Drwho at 04:29, 3 September 2011

2011-09-03T04:29:57Z

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	*distributed couchdb-like database backend		*distributed couchdb-like database backend
	*the future ability to sign messages with pgp keys		*the future ability to sign messages with pgp keys

			For the time being, let's set it up. We can code something else later, but I need ''something'' to demo (and turn testers loose on). I'll see if status.net can use SQLite as its back end. Supposedly [http://status.net/wiki/Google_Summer_of_Code_2011#RDBMS_backend the Google Summer of Code] was supposed to do this in 2011, but I don't know if it actually happened.

Haxwithaxe at 23:04, 30 July 2011

2011-07-30T23:04:48Z

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	[http://status.net] is ~~the way~~ to ~~go. It's the most advanced and flexible while still being relatively lightweight.~~		[http://status.net status.net] isn't quite what we need and it is much to complex (says haxwithaxe)

	~~Software dependencies~~:		recommend we write our own dead simple one with the following features:
	* ~~PHP~~		*completely anonymous posting (security via the lack thereof :P)
	* MySQL		*distributed couchdb-like database backend
			*the future ability to sign messages with pgp keys
	~~Configure~~ the ~~mobile theme by default.~~

	~~Free account creation without e-mail confirmation of accounts.~~

	~~Service dependencies~~:
	* ~~MySQL~~
	* ~~Web server~~

Drwho: Created page with "[http://status.net] is the way to go. It's the most advanced and flexible while still being relatively lightweight. Software dependencies: * PHP * MySQL Configure the mobile t..."

2011-07-23T02:59:44Z

Created page with "[http://status.net] is the way to go. It's the most advanced and flexible while still being relatively lightweight. Software dependencies: * PHP * MySQL Configure the mobile t..."

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[http://status.net] is the way to go. It's the most advanced and flexible while still being relatively lightweight.

Software dependencies:
* PHP
* MySQL

Configure the mobile theme by default.

Free account creation without e-mail confirmation of accounts.

Service dependencies:
* MySQL
* Web server