.cyb-centrism #21

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albino · 2017-07-22T00:07:27+02:00

albino commented

2017-07-22 00:07:27 +02:00

Verax mentioned that there might be interest in using the project for TLDs other than .cyb. This means that in future, it might be nice to expand the application to be configurable to serve any TLD.

Here's what I can think of right now that would need to be fixed:

Configuration parameter for which TLD is being served; currently .cyb is hard-coded
More flexible templates which could be used in a more 'contemporary' design
A few different stylesheets to choose from; at the very least, one which is not cyberpunky

Obviously, the project should aim to serve .cyb before it addresses the needs of other potential TLDs, but I think we should aim to make cyberman as independent as possible of any particular TLD during future development.

Verax mentioned that there might be interest in using the project for TLDs other than .cyb. This means that in future, it might be nice to expand the application to be configurable to serve any TLD. Here's what I can think of right now that would need to be fixed: * Configuration parameter for which TLD is being served; currently .cyb is hard-coded * More flexible templates which could be used in a more 'contemporary' design * A few different stylesheets to choose from; at the very least, one which is not cyberpunky Obviously, the project should aim to serve .cyb before it addresses the needs of other potential TLDs, but I think we should aim to make cyberman as independent as possible of any particular TLD during future development.

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verax commented

2017-07-22 00:43:25 +02:00

It may also have value to support having one instance of cyberman able to do registrations for multiple TLDs at once. Obviously not a priority, but it might be good to avoid hard-coding assumptions that there is only 1 TLD

albino commented

2017-07-22 11:40:30 +02:00

Yeah, that sounds like a good 'stretch goal'. If not that, at least support running multiple instances of cyberman (they are fairly light, approx 50M memory footprint) communicating with one instance of NSD.

albino commented

2017-08-12 11:01:12 +02:00

Progress made with e91816381d - you can now use cyberman to serve any TLD, so only the interface needs to be changed.

Progress made with https://git.fuwafuwa.moe/.cyb/cyberman/commit/e91816381d2198ff82bd45356022ba6150fe3620 - you can now use cyberman to serve any TLD, so only the interface needs to be changed.

albino commented

2017-10-03 23:10:44 +02:00

this is as solved as it is ever going to be

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2017-10-03 23:10:44 +02:00

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