[Opensim-users] Gainsay ultra minimalist web front end

[InuYasha Meiji]

I wish there was something this easy to show stats on a web page that 
show like oon the OSGRID web site.  Number of users, how many on in a 
month, regions and so on.   a nice tidy user stats.  Without having to 
install and change the basic downloadable binary from opensimulator.org 
to much.  You know what I mean, without switching to Diva or Simian or 
something else.

Any hints?  This is a great way to start that kind of thinking.  ;)

(not stealing the thread) This is the kind of think I am talking about.  
I'm noiot quite ready to open publically, but was hoping this kind of 
thing would come soon.  I have worked 3 years on my grid used the 
download from OSGRID first then the binaries right from the 
opensimulator.org site.    I am used to this with my poor vision.  To me 
changing to another flavor of OS would be a pain.  Lets suport James's work.

InuYasha



On 5/23/2012 12:02 PM, James Stallings II wrote:
> Greetings Metaverse :)
>
> I am proud to announce the general availability of a new opensim web 
> front-end called 'Gainsay', now available at GitHub.
>
> The design philosophy of this front-end is very straightforward, and 
> it's featureset is exceedingly limited. It goes something like this:
>
> Featureset:
>  - allow anonymous web-originated requests for grid access via simple 
> web form
>  - provide a means for a grid operator to review, approve, or remove 
> requests supplied anonymously via the web
>
> This highly constrained feature set allows the system to be incredibly 
> lightweight, as there is no need to support user login or related 
> operations from the web. All administrative operations occur directly 
> on the system in user space. Security is therefor inherited from the 
> operating system.
>
> All code is in PHP; two html files with embedded PHP and three CLI PHP 
> user space commands.
>
> It is very simple to set up, provided one has already installed 
> apache, mysql, PHP and opensim (pretty typical toolchain 
> dependencies+application in our community).
>
> Documentation was the first thing written, big fat readme included in 
> the repo.
>
> The package isn't perfect yet (probably some typos here and there in 
> the user feedback) and no doubt there are places the documentation 
> could be touched up (and will be in the quite near future).
>
> It cries out for testing, and your feedback is not only appreciated 
> but solicited. Find it at http://github.com/JamesStallings/gainsayWFE
>
> Thanks in advance!
>
>
> Cheers
> James/Hiro
>
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