Re: the planet is gone...

On Wed, 12 Jul 2006 13:51:26 +0200 Wolfgang Lonien [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: np - is there a status page somewhere for the Debian boxes, so next time ppl could look it up themselves? I would volunteer to make one, but I'm no DD... We might need a status page for the status page box ... --

Re: the planet is gone...

ed wrote: On Wed, 12 Jul 2006 13:51:26 +0200 Wolfgang Lonien [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: np - is there a status page somewhere for the Debian boxes, so next time ppl could look it up themselves? I would volunteer to make one, but I'm no DD... We might need a status page for the status

the planet is gone...

Hi DDs, this may again be the wrong place - but from here (Germany), I cannot access planet.debian.org anymore. The problems seem to be with qwest.net, who themselves cannot route to HP, where the planet actually is according to a 'whois': (from qwest.net's Atlanta router): traceroute to

Re: the planet is gone...

Hi, On Wed, Jul 12, 2006 at 12:42:06PM +0200, Wolfgang Lonien wrote: this may again be the wrong place - but from here (Germany), I cannot access planet.debian.org anymore. gluck, the box which hosts planet.debian.org and www.debian.org is down. Sorry for the inconvenience, Michael --

Re: the planet is gone...

Michael Banck wrote: Hi, Hi Michael, On Wed, Jul 12, 2006 at 12:42:06PM +0200, Wolfgang Lonien wrote: this may again be the wrong place - but from here (Germany), I cannot access planet.debian.org anymore. gluck, the box which hosts planet.debian.org and www.debian.org is down. ic... that

Fwd: the planet is gone...

I have always liked Demons (UK ISP) status which is linked to the motd on their gateway. If you type finger [EMAIL PROTECTED] you get the current status of their systems. Simple perl cgi which also does a web page. If there is interest (and nothing already exists) I will code something along