Kern Sibbald wrote:
> Hello,
>
> Are you an ISP that would be willing to host the Bacula web site? Our
> current
> hosting service has been quite reliable, but we have had several disk full
> incidences and it is hard to get support.
>
> Since we currently only have ftp access, it is hard to say exactly what the
> hit rate or what the disk usage is. My best guess is we currently use:
>
> - Several GB disk space. It grows slowly as we add translations of the site,
> previous docs, and from the apache logs, which we currently do not use.
> - FTP access
> - php
>
> We would like (any of them are a plus):
>
> - ssh (public key) access
> - ability to manipulate directory permissions for security reasons
> (i.e. we want to store some user data that the users cannot access)
> - database (PostgreSQL, MySQL) support
> - perl scripting
> - ability to download and/or compress the apache logs (currently they are
> under root so we cannot even access them).
>
> Best regards,
>
> Kern
Kern,
Let me talk to my fellow PDPC board members and see if there's anything
we can do. I think this would fall within our purview of supporting the
open-source community.
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