RE: New GitHub items

Hi Markus

Is there any change to resolve these issues mentioned by Tomasz? We’de love to move forward with development. I personally has a working prototype of a Hydra-console like web-app with generic client features using Heracles.ts and I’d like to attach it to hydra-cg’s domain as well, but without some power, we’ll struggle to move forward.

Thanks in advance!

Karol Szczepański

From: Tomasz Pluskiewicz
Sent: wtorek, 9 kwietnia 2019 20:01
To: Markus Lanthaler
Cc: 'Karol Szczepański'; 'Hydra'
Subject: Re: New GitHub items

Markus,

We cannot swiftly move forward with Hydra without your action. Here are the steps I'd like to execute:

1. Remove any automation deploying CG to your server
2. Initiate domain transfer of hydra-cg.com. We'll keep in a dedicated, shared account
3. Make Karol a full administrator of the Github organisation
Let's keep whatever current state you host on your system.
Once new deployment is done, we'll adjust DNS settings accordingly and you'll be able to terminate the Hydra sites we moved.

On Jan 31 2019, at 9:51 pm, Markus Lanthaler <markus.lanthaler@gmx.net> wrote:
On 31 Jan 2019 at 09:24, Tomasz Pluskiewicz wrote:
Where are we with distributing GitHub administration privileges?

We are still in the same position as everything is still running on my server and GitHub contains secrets that can't be shared.

Where do you say these secrets are stored? I don't need to tell you that GitHub should not be storing any such things.
If it's on Travis, we won't be able to access them anyway. We probably won't need Travis ATM anyway.


Markus, you were saying that your server is the obstacle. Please, let’s start moving away
from it.

Yeah, as soon as you set up hosting elsewhere, Karol will get admin rights to GitHub. I'm happy to keep hosting it but as said a couple of times by now I can't grant you GitHub admin rights as long everything runs on my server.

This reasoning is backwards. I'd like to set up integrations through GitHub API. We cannot do it without the power to approve relevant requests.

Best,
Tom