[Clfs-dev] Server maintenance - be back online soon

[William Harrington]

On 2019-02-17 08:57, Justin R. Knierim wrote:
> On 2/12/19 3:02 PM, Justin R. Knierim wrote:
>> I have refurbished the previous CLFS server (meander, but now called 
>> meanwhile) and will be doing fresh installs to get things upgraded and 
>> back online.
> 
> Work on the upgrades is going pretty well.  clfs.org and trac.clfs.org
> are up, and now offer https via SNI + let's encrypt certs, and are
> ipv6 compatible.  Still have a little hiccup with the table of
> contents on trac, but it is running the latest version now at least. 
> Anonymous ftp, and package and patches downloads and book viewing all
> should be good.  Still on the todo list:
> 
> - Get git moved over to github.  There appears to be trac+github
> integration so that's cool.
> - Was anyone using @clfs.org email addresses?  I can setup something
> up off-server.
Never got it to work properly so never used it

> - Was anyone still using their shell accounts?  The data is there,
> just need to re-add users.

I still use the shell account. User kb0iic

> - Apparently I was still hosting headers.clfs.org - the project before
> linux kernel headers got settled.  Anything interesting for posterity
> or call it done?
Should be done.

> - cblfs.clfs.org hadn't been updated in a while, still worth keeping
> up or defer to blfs?

Current CBLFS is great for a guide even if not updated. Worth keeping.

> - hints.clfs.org hasn't been touched in a while, keep or dump?

May not be required anymore. Could archive or dump it.

> - pastebin.clfs.org - was considering just using privatebin
> https://github.com/PrivateBin/PrivateBin
> - various cron jobs to sync things from lfs.org for lfs-matrix.net,
> blfs packages, etc.
> - book building/compiling cron, noticing changes from github.
> 
> If anyone sees anything off not mentioned above, let me know.
> 
...
> 
> Justin
> 

Sincerely,

William Harrington