Bio.CC down?

[Dan Bolser]

Seems un-contactable...

Where is it located these days?


Cheers,
Dan.

[jong bhak]

Hi,

 

There was a security problem at Bio.CC. Kanzure put

a soft link in the HTTPD dirctory to its mother directory

which made private directories exposed to the world

and some private files were up on Google site. It caused

a rather serious problem.

Now we are moving it to a web server that has less

private data.

Also, bio.pe.kr server (new one) is much better in

terms of hardware capacity.

 

Could you check all the important directories are transferred.

Sorry for the inconvenience.

 

Cheers

 

Jong

 

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[Dan Bolser]

Oh, that's bad. Did you request to be removed from Google?

Thanks for setting up bio.pe.kr. Can you put 75.126.74.92 in
hosts.allow as before?

Thanks again for maintaining BiO.CC, it's very useful to have access
to this resource.

On a different note, did you see the 23andMe sale?

https://www.23andme.com/store

$0 genome!

[Dan Bolser]

On 11 April 2011 01:57, jong bhak <jong...@yahoo.com> wrote:

> Hi,
>
> There was a security problem at Bio.CC. Kanzure put
> a soft link in the HTTPD dirctory to its mother directory
> which made private directories exposed to the world
> and some private files were up on Google site. It caused
> a rather serious problem.
> Now we are moving it to a web server that has less
> private data.
> Also, bio.pe.kr server (new one) is much better in
> terms of hardware capacity.

I have 30 Gb of archived issues of the JMB I'd like to back up.
Unfortunately, bifx.org is very stable, but has pitiful disk space
available.