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documentMultiple site configuration (for Bedrock)July 2006 I split Bedrock off as its own site. this required multiple Drupal site configuration. I considered using Drupal shared tables feature so that we could have common users and perhaps even common node info (so the Bedrock Omnibus could be seen and worked on from both CoPr and Bedrock sites) but it got ugly: Want Bedrock users to see only Bedrock-specific recent comments, forums etc I think some of the contrib modules and maybe some of my hacks use hard-coded table names instead of using curly brackets around them. These would need to be fixed to use shared tables.
Is this revolutionary?We think we are doing something revolutionary here. is this the first open-source, user-contributed business information? Open source and similar concepts are well established in other areas (political transparency, freeware, journalism, encyclopaedia...) but has anyone done this with business information in general or process guidance in particular (small business or otherwise)? Wikipedia has information in it that is useful to a business, but it is not business-focused. It is aimed at the "man-in-the-street" or rather the "person-on-the-browser" (POTB). A small business owner is little removed from a POTB but Wikipedia is too wide-ranging to qualify as "business information".
Through the Looking Glass: ITIL in Small BusinessThe attached white paper is a presentation given by Rob to the itSMF NZ national Conference 2006.
Abstract: Making large-organisation best practices fit in Small to Medium Enterprises takes us into an Alice-in-Wonderland world where nothing is quite the same. What loomed large has vanished and what was trivial is suddenly enormous. In Timothy Leary fashion [you kids look him up on Google] we can learn much about our everyday reality by getting outside it for a change. "Trip out" with this presentation and see your own Service Management world in a whole new way.
Trademarks and underlying copyrightThe "root" copyright behind the GNU for much of CoPr is held by Two Hills Ltd, as a legal entity.
Discipline, DomainCoPr is made up of Processes your business does, and Practices (tasks, activities) you do to make those Processes happen. People are assigned to Roles that own those Processes and perform those Practices. Here is an example of a Role:
ProcessCoPr is made up of Processes your business does, and Practices (tasks, activities) you do to make those Processes happen. Here is an example of a Process (this is part of the Governance (managing the business) Discipline:
We are registered with google at webmaster@corepractice.org, we are not using gsitemap.module to generate our google site map due to a bug Tried phpsitemapNG http://www.corepractice.org/modules/phpSitemapNG only crawls static files, NBG MORE INFORMATION on sitemaps: See http://www.google.com/webmasters/sitemap a file in our root directory verifies our site so we can get Google stats for our site http://www.google.com/webmasters/sitemaps/sitestats?siteUrl=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.corepractice.org%2F&hl=en
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Hosting requirements“10000 visitors (50000 pages, 2G bandwidth)” http://drupal.org/node/37332
It is hard to find out but we would like to know… CPU CPU CPU CPU CPU!!!!
Can we override the PHP memory limit with ini_set or is it disabled? 20M min, 32M preferred
What CPU limits are there? Drupal is CPU-bound, not storage or IO or bandwidth bound
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Known errorsCOPR HAS UNDERGONE A ROUGH UPGRADE: please be patient with us as we restore normal function. Basic stuff will be restored soon but it could be October 2008 before we are fully rebuilt with a new improved CoPr. Suggestions are welcomed on reshaping CoPr.
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