Owen, Thanks for the update.
Paul On Thu, Dec 3, 2009 at 4:37 PM, Owen Taylor <[email protected]> wrote: > Red Hat is in the process of relocating all community systems (Fedora, > GNOME, etc.) between colocation facilities. (both in Phoenix, Arizona.) > > The GNOME systems are scheduled to be moved on starting on > Sat. December 12. The maintenance window is 48 hours, though there's > some hope of getting things back online earlier. > > This affects basically all GNOME servers other than ftp.gnome.org. So, > this will require adjustment of any release schedules that are going to > require access to GNOME systems that weekend. > > I apologize for the latish notice on this; I knew the migration was > going to happen, but didn't notice the final dates being decided until I > was reminded about it today. > > At this point, we're not planning any sort of phased move or attempt to > temporarily migrate services elsewhere; we don't have the spare > hardware, and we don't have the bandwidth on the GNOME sysadmin team. I > think the best approach is to keep things simple and maximize the chance > that we'll be able to get things up running again without additional > snags. > > I'll send a notice to gnome-announce-list about this around the middle > of next week. I'll also try to figure out a detailed plan for what we > need to do on the GNOME sysadmin side; I think it's mostly just a > question of verifying backups before the move and testing once things > come back online. > > - Owen > > > _______________________________________________ > gnome-infrastructure mailing list > [email protected] > http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/gnome-infrastructure >
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