Hi All, I'll be replacing the server (hosting mertner.com and all associated services) with a new one this Thursday (16/2).
I expect the process to take anywhere between 4 and 24 hours, but if I run into serious problems it could be even longer before everything is back to normal. I'll be re-enabling services in roughly this order: o Databases o Mail o Subversion o Apache-based services (mertner.com and other web domains) o Tomcat-based services (Confluence, JIRA, FishEye) o FTP and other non-critical stuff This means that once Apache is online you can check for progress reports on www.mertner.com. If there are any major delays in bringing the rest online, I'll notify about them there. I need a few hardware components from the old server, and thus unfortunately cannot run both simultaneously. Also, the new server uses Linux-VServer virtualization, which has complicated the setup a fair deal, and incidentally also prevented a 1:1 migration of services. On the upside of all this it should be a lot less painless to upgrade individual services in the future, not to mention the wicked response times you should see with the improved hardware setup! Yours, Morten
