[Imc-web] Re: Training forms / maintenance group

[Andrew Ó Baoill]

Thanks for letting me know about the website issue - I've been unable  
to access the site for about 24 hours, but thought it was a Mac OS- 
specific issue (as a result of a google search on the error message,  
and because I'm still able to ping the site). Perhaps someone in IMC- 
web could check the .htaccess file, which also seems to be implicated  
in this error (as reported on Mac forums).

I'll check on Jimbo [our automation computer] when I'm in on Thursday,  
if no one gets around to it between now and then. This might also be  
possible remotely, in which case I can do it without actually visiting  
studio.

Andrew

On Sep 23, 2008, at 4:13 PM, Stephen Fonzo wrote:

> I agree that space maintenance could be an RFU-Tech area.
>
> There are a few outstanding RFU issues, mostly of a Tech nature,  
> that need to be addressed:
>
> 1. Studio internet is down - this seems to be due to the cables.
> 2. RFU site seems to be down, as well as the RFU-wiki, which has  
> been down a long time.  Who is managing the web site?
> 3. JIMBO is slow; it might need a reboot during a live show.
>
> Stephen Fonzo
>
> On Tue, Sep 23, 2008 at 11:24 AM, Andrew Ó Baoill  
> <andrew at funferal.org> wrote:
> You sent a message to the RFU-station list about the training forms.  
> Not sure if Lavana answered your mail directly - if you leave them  
> in the WRFU slot in the finance office I'll make sure they get to  
> Lavana/membership. Lavana has also suggested using the cabinet in  
> the nook beside the door - I need to get hold of locks/keys in order  
> to make this work. [If we have 2 keys for each lock I can leave one  
> in the finance office, so you can access it, and give another to  
> Lavana.]
>
> On the maintenance/janitorial group idea: this is good. Perhaps we  
> trail it as a separate mail to the list, if Ann or someone else  
> could act as point person. Would a mailing list make sense?  
> Alternatively - would it make sense to bundle this with a redefined  
> tech group, as tech already has responsibility for other aspects of  
> maintenance? Obviously the skill sets are different, but in general  
> I prefer not to balkanize our volunteer tasks, and it might serve to  
> prevent Tech spinning off (again) as a small set of high-skill  
> individuals who see their work as distinct from the needs/ 
> contributions of the broader membership.
>
> Andrew
>

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