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From: "mieum" <mieum@namu.blue>
To: <~mieum/booksin.space@lists.sr.ht>
Subject: The brick and mortar
Date: Wed, 28 Oct 2020 16:04:36 +0900
Message-Id: <C6OBZU83WH8M.3D642UW63SKRT@maclibre>

I'm continuing the conversation from the previous thread here, for
"organization's" sake.

>I think we can set up a sr.ht CI service to scan changed text
>frontmatter (including frontmatter for new texts) and then to send that
>to the main booksin.space server database (which can then update
>relevant pages).  That would combine both worlds pretty neatly, but I
>don't know if there are any security implications to consider.  Also,
>the CI would have to be disabled/changed for mailing list submissions,
>so that no one can affect the server by posting patches on the mailing
>list.

This is an intresting idea, I didn't consider this. What sorts of
security implications do you anticipate other than unsolicited mailing
list patches?=20

>P.S: I don't know if it showed up, but I had attached my updates to
>Nathan's text in my previous message.

I did see that, sorry I didn't get a chance to comment. When I get home
I will add it to the repo and server...so there's something there!

I'll have a little more time to set things up this evening. Thanks for
being patient everyone. And please, don't hesitate to make suggestions!
I may have brought the beer, but that doesn't make me in charge of the
party :)

~mieum