There is a monthly Hcoop volunteer day where we get together on IRC and work on Hcoop tasks. A good place to start is the category [[http://wiki.hcoop.net/CategoryNeedsWork | Needs Work]]. Below there's some tasks that are not directly related to the wiki. The next Hcoop volunteer day is (tentatively): March 9th * It would be nice if the new website had a better member url and location directory. The member url directory / location map are generated from DaemonAdmin/Portal using a shell script. You'll need to either update [[http://git.hcoop.net/?p=hcoop/portal.git;a=blob;f=static/gen.sml|the portal code that spits these out]], or come up with another solution (they are easy database queries and could be done in most any language) * Bonus points for the first person to use an open street maps widget for the member location summary * We also need to make members aware of the url directory again * Volunteeer to be a [[AdminArea|system admin]] * In particular, anyone who knows exim or dovecot could help us quite a bit * Check out CategoryNeedsWork and revise/clean up wiki pages that have been neglected. * Tag pages CategoryNeedsWork if they clearly need work * We need someone with Windows 7 and/or Windows 8 to update the [[MemberManual/TransferringFiles/OpenAFS/Windows|guide to mounting your afs directory]] since the process is different, and you have to use OpenAFS 1.7.x. * Screenshots showing how to whitelist hcoop announcements on gmail would be helpful on MemberManual/GettingStarted/AccountCreated * Mailing list moderators for -discuss, -help, and -sysadmin are needed (right now ClintonEbadi is doing all moderation, and not very regularly) * Workload is light: when you receive a moderation message either kill it or approve it. Can usually be done once per day or less, especially when multiple people are moderating the lists simultaneously. * DomTool does not have command line help and instead refers users to the wiki docs. A basic overview of available commands for each tool would increase discoverability * It would be straightforward: modify domtool's `src/main-FOO.sml` drivers to spit out useful help on badArgs. Ideally help would be integrated with command processing (domtool just does a `case` over the command line arguments, a type for storing command line arguments would be nice). No real knowledge of domtool is needed, and you can test it without needing to install a virtual hcoop. * Someone should write a [[https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Mozilla/Thunderbird/Autoconfiguration|Thunderbird auto configuration]] file.