Hi all, Last evening, the old sponsor where cvs/git/git.overlays was hosted turned off the old servers, earlier than I expected.
With two notable exceptions listed below, almost everything should be how it should be, so you can continue as before. The new SSH keys, in case you still didn't have them: On Mon, Jun 30, 2014 at 10:26:52PM +0000, Robin H. Johnson wrote: > 1024 5f:c3:fe:9a:ac:a7:99:f4:d3:c1:93:4c:52:87:74:28 (DSA) > 256 aa:6a:e4:74:1d:73:d2:5a:9f:45:9f:18:55:81:c9:9a (ECDSA) > 256 1c:2e:99:7d:c7:f0:bc:3b:a9:fb:d0:3e:2c:2a:79:ba (ED25519) > 2048 24:3b:2d:3b:47:ca:7e:62:48:97:49:6a:f5:ad:66:88 (RSA) 1. Overlays missing commits since 2014/07/22 02:49 UTC --------------------------------------------------- So last time overlays had an outage, infra promised to look into a git mirroring setup, so when this forced migration was announced, I started to implement a very rough version of mirroring for both the main cvs/git repos, as well as the overlays repos. It worked on the primary repos, but after some initial runs it failed on all of the git.overlays repos at Jul 22 02:49 UTC. I've been busy with real life, and I unfortunately didn't notice it until too late. As a direct result, any commits pushed to git.overlays repos after 2014/07/22 22 02:49 UTC, are missing. If you have them locally, all you need to do is 'git push' for all of your branches, and they'll be restored. 2. gitweb/cgit offline, anongit rate-limited ----------------------------------------- One of the plans was to merge the hosting of git.gentoo.org and git.overlays.gentoo.org into a single large Gitolite deployment, in preparation for the Git migration of gentoo-x86. The gotcha is that while we want all of the write traffic to be consolidated, we want to be able to scale the readonly capacity easily (without the budget or sharding that GitHub has). It isn't a 100% solved problem yet (one of the reasons that I hadn't flipped stuff over yet). There is also a lot more read-only Git traffic than I expected (enough to kill some systems); so I'm NOT enabling a web server on the box that runs the readwrite traffic yet. The leading solution I have, that allows the most flexibility, is simply splitting at the hostname: http://gitweb.gentoo.org/$REPO git://readonly.git.gentoo.org/$REPO git://ro.git.gentoo.org/$REPO git+ssh://g...@readwrite.git.gentoo.org/$REPO git+ssh://g...@rw.git.gentoo.org/$REPO This also lets us trivially distribute readonly mirrors distributed around the world, which would hugely improve performance when the Git migration is done. As a migration plan, git.gentoo.org would continue to host R+RW git for a month. Any concerns or alternative ideas should be proposed on the gentoo-dev lists. -- Robin Hugh Johnson Gentoo Linux: Developer, Infrastructure Lead E-Mail : robb...@gentoo.org GnuPG FP : 11ACBA4F 4778E3F6 E4EDF38E B27B944E 34884E85
