Difference between revisions of "User:Alvonruff"

Revision as of 06:29, 21 May 2023

Founder of the ISFDB.

2022: Update LAMP stack to latest version (except Python) and enable HTTPS. DONE
2023: Update site to Python3. User/Alvonruff/Python3_Conversion
2024: Update charset to UTF-8.

Details on how to bring up a LAMP stack (on two different OSs), and how to setup https:

User:Alvonruff/ISFDB_Move - Our old hosting service was bought out by a larger hosting service, and they are pushing off our ancient server onto something up to date. We've already been staging such a move at isfdb2.org for a few months, and have most things operational on the new server. The actual move will start sometime after Labor Day.
User:Alvonruff/ISFDB On Ubuntu 20.04
User:Alvonruff/ISFDB2_Notes - Another Fedora Core variant.
User:Alvonruff/HTTPS Notes - Notes on moving to https on isfdb2
User:Alvonruff/Link Tests - Combinations of http/https www/no www links.

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 * 2024: Update charset to UTF-8.
-== Python3 Notes ==
+== Python3 Status Trackers ==
-The primary difficulty with a python3 conversion project is trying to avoid a massive rewrite of the website, and then checkin all those changes with a single big bang integration. That said, the primary function of the scripts is to read data from MySQL, and then organize and print that information to the browser. But the two things that change with python3 is the MySQL connector (which requires a rewrite of all code interfacing with MySQL), and the way print statements work (which requires a rewrite of all code outputting information). So the first goal is to find a way for the ISFDB to exist simultaneously in Python2 and Python3 format. General outline of steps to move to Python3:
-=== Python3 Status Trackers ===
 * [[User:Alvonruff/Debugging_Remarks|Debugging Remarks]]
 * Per-File Status: [[User:Alvonruff/Python3_Files|Python3 File Status]]