On 9 Aug 2011, at 00:38, Andrew Rist wrote: [SNIP …]
> I'm following everything here (both on [email protected] and [email protected]) > and I'll keep chiming in when I have substance to add. > > With the grant for the trademarks and domain names officially done, we're at > the beginning of the 'physical transfer' phase. > My assumption on the domains, is that the transfer of the DNS transfer to > Apache is a separate issue from the transfer of the hosting of one or another > service. At first, before transfer of the DNS, if a particular service has > been stood up at Apache, and everything is ready, the DNS on Oracle's side > will be pointed to the Apache service (just as > extensions.services.openoffice.org now points to oooapps.osuosl.org). At > some point we transfer the DNS, but leave it pointing to the same places. At > that point we can continue to move the remaining services over to the Apache > side. Andrew, I'd actually suggest we do it the other way round. We transfer DNS first, and that way we can quickly change DNS ourselves for when we want to point a given service at an ASF host. Unless we're not allowed the DNS for some reason. Tony --------------------------------------- Tony Stevenson [email protected] // [email protected] [email protected] http://blog.pc-tony.com GPG - 1024D/51047D66 --------------------------------------
