[Biopython-dev] hey biopython devs ...

[Iddo Friedberg]

Thanks Chris.

I understand the Biopython site is based on Quixote, which personally I
always found rather flummoxing. I see three options:

1) Getting someone to move the site "as-is", Quixote & all. I don't really
know how to do this.... Michiel?

2) Migrate to another web content management system. I favor Plone,
personally. I am willing to work on this, but I will not be able to get
around to it before Thursday or Friday and possibly only Monday next.

3) OK, two options.

Bst,

Iddo

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On Sat, 11 Mar 2006, Chris Dagdigian wrote:

> 
> Some server and site news for you ...
> 
> Our hosting time at Wyeth is coming to an end very shortly which now  
> forces us to greatly speed up our planned transition to the new OBF  
> server hardware sitting in our other Boston area datacenter.
> 
> I've just completed moving all mailing lists off of the old  
> portal.open-bio.org server. All OBF lists are hosted off of "http:// 
> lists.open-bio.org" now and the python lists were the last to be  
> moved (a few minutes ago).   Until biopython can move its website to  
> the new server, the website will no longer be on the same machine as  
> the mailing list and mailing list archive. I've left behind aliases  
> on the old server to catch and forward list related messages.
> 
> This brings me to the other issue -- moving your website. Can you  
> elect someone among yourselves to work with me on moving  
> biopython.org entirely over to the new servers? I want to be able to  
> work with someone who knows where everything is and can test things  
> out once the transition is complete.
> 
> Regards,
> Chris
> OBF
> 
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