Hi,

Savannah says that they are being bombarded with requests
from various AI agents. On the other hand the *GIT* and/.or *SVN*
accesses seem to be lesser affected (maybe a different server?).
IOW: *svn up* and then look into *HOWTOs/Bible*.

On 10/2/26 20:56, Russtopia wrote:
Is anyone else actually able to view the PDFs via the links to
svn.savannah.gnu.org ?

I have tried occasionally over the past few days and every time I get
a 503 page:

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503 Service Unavailable
The service is unavailable. This is due to the high rate of AI
scraping proxies which are overwhelming the system. When this happens
the backend processes are unable to keep up and timeout resulting in a
failed backend gateway operation which is reported as a Service
Unavailable failure.

Your address is not blocked if you are seeing this message because if
you were blocked then you would only see a timeout from the server.
Since you are getting this response then you know you are connecting
and therefore your address is not blocked.

You may contact us to discuss this on IRC #fsfsys on the Libera.Chat
IRC network.

You may contact us to discuss on email to
<[email protected]>.
---

Do the URLs need to be whitelisted with the admins there, or am I just
effectively geo-blocked due to AI bots in my area spamming the site?

-Russ


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    1. Re: Announcing "The GNU APL Bible: Implementing APL in C++"
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Date: Thu, 01 Oct 2026 18:32:48 +0000
From: "Robin Haberkorn"<[email protected]>
To: "Dr. Juergen Sauermann"<[email protected]>, "bug-apl"
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Subject: Re: Announcing "The GNU APL Bible: Implementing APL in C++"
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Congratulations, Jürgen!

I discovered your book even before you announced it. I was looking
for *something* about APL and there it was.

Books on Demand is quite expensive, though. Are you planning
a digital release as well?

Best regards,
Robin

On Sun Sep 27, 2026 at 21:10:17 GMT +02, Dr. Juergen Sauermann via Bugs and 
suggestions for GNU APL wrote:
Hi all,

I'm happy to announce that I've finished a book about GNU APL:

*The GNU APL Bible: Implementing APL in C++*

It's a 324-page, chapter-by-chapter walk through the actual
implementation: the core data model (Value, Shape, ravel, the Cell
hierarchy), the execution pipeline (tokenizer, parser, prefix, the
state indicator), built-in functions and operators, symbol and
workspace management, and the more advanced corners -- the libapl
embedding API, native functions and auxiliary processors, parallel
execution, the WebSocket/GUI interfaces, and the Windows port. A final
part is aimed squarely at anyone who wants to contribute: navigating
the source tree, common maintenance tasks, debugging techniques, and
the Savannah/mailing-list workflow itself. Style is deliberately
modeled on Knuth's "The Art of Computer Programming" -- annotated code
listings, historical notes, and exercises at the end of each chapter.

A free preview -- front cover, the full table of contents (with the
same page numbers as the printed book), the preface, and Chapters 1-3
in full -- is at *HOWTOs/Bible/Bible-Preview.pdf* in your *SVN 2128* or
*Git* checkout (just *svn up*, or *git pull*), or directly from Savannah:

http://svn.savannah.gnu.org/viewvc/apl/trunk/HOWTOs/Bible/Bible-Preview.pdf

Detailed ordering instructions for the whole book are at the end of
the preview.

I hope this is a useful companion for anyone maintaining, extending,
or just curious about what's actually going on inside GNU APL.

Best regards,
Jürgen



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