[MOBY-l] heads up for biomoby.org flakeyness over the next few days!

Chris Dagdigian dag at sonsorol.org
Tue Nov 4 01:42:17 UTC 2003


Hi all,

Your mailing lists are tightly tied to the location of your website 
(because GNU Mailman is administered via http) so I need to relocate the 
moby-l and moby-dev lists and archives etc. at the same time you switch 
to the new server.

Mark- I can move the lists over tonight -- if you get this and don't 
have any problems with the twiki config then we should just cut things 
over ASAP. Drop me an email giving me the OK if you are cool with this.

List members -- the best/fastest way to report server related issues is 
to email "root-l at open-bio.org" at the same time you notify Mark.

-Chris



Mark Wilkinson wrote:

> Hi all, 
> 
> I've just moved the biomoby.org website over to the new open-bio
> server.  The big headache was getting the Twiki moved over, but it looks
> like that is working now.
> 
> I am going to ask Chris D. to update the DNS tomorrow.  This will likely
> cause things to explode all over the place :-)
> 
> As such, please *don't* send error reports for the next few days,
> including messages that the mailing list isn't working, or the website
> isn't working or the CVS isn't working, or whatever.  I know, and I'm on
> it.  It might take a day or two for everything to sort itself out.
> 
> Moby Central is on a completely different server in a completely
> different country, so (barring another hurricane) there should be no
> problem in actually **using** MOBY during this transition - it is only
> the website, the CVS, and the mailing list that will be affected (he
> says, touching wood like mad!)
> 
> So... take a deep breath and cross your fingers :-)
> 
> Cheers all!
> 
> Mark
> 

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