We can use someone like zoneedit.com for the primary, and then have a bunch of secondaries.....I'm sure there's lots of us who could do secondary dns for this. I've used zoneedit for several years now - flawlessly. First 5 domains are free - so that shouldn't be a problem.
Andrew On 9/26/06 10:56 AM, "Justizin" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > On 9/26/06, Jens Vagelpohl <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >> -----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- >> Hash: SHA1 >> >> >> On 26 Sep 2006, at 14:40, Martijn Faassen wrote: >>> We're currently investigating mechanisms by which we (as the >>> community) can manage the nameserver for zope.org - a requirement >>> to bring namespaces.zope.org into being. We're also trying to >>> figure out what could be listening on the other end. >> >> If DNS is a bottleneck I volunteer to host the zope.org zone on my >> colocated servers (ns1.dataflake.org as primary, ns1.zetwork.com as >> secondary). The data center they are in (in Richmond/VA) has >> redundant internet connectivity and a sterling uptime record for >> their network. >> > > We should totally figure out a solution for this. I also have > resources available to host DNS. > > I am a volunteer for the Association for Computing Machinery, and we > are beginning to use Zope and Plone pretty significantly. Perhaps we > wouldn't mind owning this zone. We currently have no DNS management > tool, but I have the source code to an old one laying around I could > ressurect, ugly as it may be. > > One reason I like the idea of the ACM hosting this zone is that we are > probably going to stick around, so Zope.org won't be likely to fall by > the wayside. Perhaps we could devise a system whereby several > organizations provide NS records for zope.org and replicate, either > via AXFR or otherwise. _______________________________________________ Zope-web maillist - [email protected] http://mail.zope.org/mailman/listinfo/zope-web
