Here is the current status of the iotivity.org infrastructure:

Item            URL                     Status
-------         ----------------                -------------
Web             www.iotivity.org        Up (access controlled with htaccess)
Wiki            wiki.iotivity.org               Up (access controlled via IP 
whitelist for OIC member companies)
Git/Gerrit      gerrit.iotivity.org     Up (IP whitelist)
Jenkins         build.iotivity.org      Up (IP whitelist)
Mailing list    lists.iotivity.org              Up (open to the whole world)
Jira            jira.iotivity.org               Up (for several weeks) 

As a reminder, please update your git remotes to point to iotivity.org:

    git remote rename origin oic01
    git remote add origin ssh://<username>@gerrit.iotivity.org:29418/iotivity
    git branch -u origin/master master

Where <username> is your Linux Foundation ID.  Please repeat the "git branch 
-u" command for each branch that you use, replacing "master" with the branch 
name (e.g., "git branch -u origin/connectivity-abstraction 
connectivity-abstraction).

If you had a pending commit in oic-review.01.org, the fastest way to get it 
moved to iotivity.org is to check out the commit and do

    git push origin HEAD:refs/for/<branch>

where <branch> is the branch to which you would like push.  Assuming you have 
updated your remotes, your commit will show up on gerrit.iotivity.org, and can 
be reviewed as usual.

Verification and Integration builds seem to be working on the build machine 
using the makefile build process.    I apologize for the several build notice 
emails some of you may have received.  Only one commit has been through the 
verification and integration build process, so there may be additional issues 
that will not appear until more commits are made.  If you run into problems, 
please send email to iotivity-dev at lists.iotivity.org.  We were not able to 
get scons to build locally using the directions in the README and did not have 
time to debug the issue.  We will be working on the transition to scons as soon 
as possible.

Build verification works a little differently than on 01.org.  On 01.org, the 
build machine made a +1 or -1 review, just like human reviewers, based on build 
results.  On iotivity.org, the build machine adds its +1 (or -1) to a separate 
"Verified" field that is independent of the Code Review provided by people.

Please send all new mailing list traffic to the iotivity-dev mailing list.

Thanks,
Bill.

-----Original Message-----
From: OIC-OSD [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Lankswert, 
Patrick
Sent: Sunday, December 21, 2014 1:22 PM
To: 'OIC-OSD at lists.01.org'; 'iotivity-dev at lists.iotivity.org'
Cc: 'Brian Warner (brian.warner at linuxfoundation.org)'
Subject: Re: [OIC-OSD] Moving 01.org to IoTivity.org

To all,

The transition to the GIT repositories at iotivity.org is complete. Please 
update your local repository references to the new repository.

The repositories at 01.org are still live but are marked read-only and you will 
not be able to push changesets to that repository any longer.
The build machine at the Linux Foundation needs some additional configuration 
for unit testing. This is causing continuous integration to report failures. We 
intend to close this gap as quickly as possible on Monday morning ET. We are 
sorry for the inconvenience.
Any pending reviews at 01.org will have to be resubmitted to iotivity.org. We 
are in the process of moving a couple of the pending reviews that we know are 
important. If we do not move yours and you need help let us know. Please note, 
that resubmitting drops the existing comments and the list of requested 
reviewers.

We have tagged the following branches as 0.9.0 release candidates on 
iotivity.org:
- Master branch: 0.9.0-RC1
- Connectivity Abstraction branch: 0.9.0-CA-RC1
- Control Manager branch: 0.9.0-CM-RC1
- Android Port M2 branch: <untagged>

At this point, I am asking maintainers to hold new feature patches and 
prioritize fixes as we pull these branches into a single release.

I would like to send thanks to June Yong, Uze Choi and Sudarshan Prasad for 
their around the clock (and world) assistance and especially Bill Dieter for 
his GIT planning and heavy lifting.

Pat Lankswert
DCTG Chair and Maintainer
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