Developing an open source map server for Jumpstart International based on the Open Street Map project.
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Tom Hughes
Siebrand Mazeland
Grant Slater
Matt Amos
Katie Filbert
Mikel Maron
Mendhak
Shaun McDonald
Kai Krueger
Steve Coast
Dan Karran
Harry Wood
Frederik Ramm
Andy Allan
Patrick Kilian
Jonas Krückel
Philipp Borgers
Ævar Arnfjörð Bjarmason
Richard Fairhurst
Andrzej Zaborowski
Teemu Koskinen
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Paweł Mrówka
Jordi Julià
Brian Quinion
Davide Prade
Thomas Wood
Balló György
Iván Sánchez Ortega
Štefan Baebler
Dave Stubbs
Simone Cortesi
Jun-Wook Kwak
Jenny Herbert
Maarten Deen
Ulf
Sebastian Spaeth
Łukasz Jernaś
Artem Dudarev
Claudius Henrichs
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Steve Chilton
Paul Gillard
Dirk Stöcker
Daniel Silverstone
Hugh Barnes
Gabriel Ebner
Christopher Schmidt
Nick Black
Xin Zheng
Nick Whitelegg
Dirk-Lüder Kreie
John McKerrell
Damian Sulewski
Robert (Jamie) Munro
Jörg Ostertag
Nick Burch
Jochen Topf
Dan Moore
Immanuel Scholz
Martijn van Exel
Peter Gray
Jason Meinzer
Tom MacWright
Steve Singer
Sarah Hoffmann
Tristen Brown
Enno Brehm
Robert Whittaker
Alex Barth
John Firebaugh
Gnonthgol
Paweł Paprota
Saman Bemel-Benrud
Grant
Eric Theise
Recent Posts
See AllDocumentation Update
The documentation for the server creation has been updated and is available here: http://shippb-1.stu.rpi.edu/Full%20Jumpstart%20Guide.txt Progress on allowing LightHTTPD and apache to run on the same port has been stalled a bit by problems with the how to posts I’ve found online. All of the ones I’ve found require a second IP address, but due to only being able to lease one IP per domain, it is not possible. I’m currently looking for a work around and also looking into the bes...
Progress Report and Presentation Slides
Currently I’m looking into the documentation for Mongrel and Apache to help bridge the LightHTTPD server and the Apache server to both use port 80. This will solve the problem of not showing the Rails port outside of the campus network but also provide the necessary steps to provide added stability to sites using this documentation to create a map server. Once I have successfully done this I will be posting the next revision in the documentation that covers the majority of the steps in det...
SMTP Capabilities
The goal of adding an SMTP server to the Jumpstart server setup seems to be quite near. I was able to get an SMTP server running on my server (thanks to Brian M. and Moorthy for help with the issue of the campus firewall) and the user authentication system picked it up immediately. No additional configurations were needed in order to have the server send an email for user confirmation. Everything within the email works, including the confirmation link. The issue now is, to change the template s...
