Re: [H-source-users] Deciding what to do with the server side code

[Yuchen Pei]

Yuchen Pei <fsf@ypei.me> writes:

> I am not convinced it is necessary to publish the server 
> code. It
> looks like Ian's reasoning does not apply to the current 
> situation, where we have a staging server to experiment any kind 
> of
> code on, before switching the prod to the new code.

I have changed my mind, and I think we should publish the server 
code of h-source. I'm cc'ing sysadmin@fsf.org.

Apart from approval from the FSF sysadmin, I think there are a 
couple practical problems before the code can be published:

1. Is there a tool that can be used to scan the codebase and find 
all the credentials? They should be removed before being 
published.
2. Is there a tool that can scan the codebase for copyright / 
license headers in source files? I spot checked a number of files 
and they seem to be fine, but I'm not sure if they all have it.

Best,
Yuchen

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