[KORG] REMINDER: master.kernel.org extended downtime
H. Peter Anvin
UTC today, September 19, 2005; for a move to the University of Oregon
Open Source Lab. This should give much better bandwidth and a more
reliable backup solution, in addition to access to a real, staffed NOC.
Special thanks to Javier Henderson for volunteering to fly the machine
up there by private airplane, thus minimizing downtime.
It is expected to be back online around 12:00 PDT/19:00 UTC tomorrow,
Saturday, September 20. The new IP address of the machine will be
140.211.167.34.
-hpa
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David S. Miller
Date: Fri, 16 Sep 2005 12:30:22 -0700
> master.kernel.org will be offline starting shortly after 15:00
> PDT/22:00 UTC today, September 19, 2005;
Today is the 16th.
> It is expected to be back online around 12:00 PDT/19:00 UTC
> tomorrow, Saturday, September 20.
And Saturday is the 17th.
So is it going down today or Monday, the latter of which really is the
16th? :-)
H. Peter Anvin
> master.kernel.org will be offline starting shortly after 15:00 PDT/22:00
> UTC today, September 19, 2005; for a move to the University of Oregon
> Open Source Lab. This should give much better bandwidth and a more
> reliable backup solution, in addition to access to a real, staffed NOC.
That should have been Oregon State University Open Source Lab. Mea culpa.
H. Peter Anvin
>
>>master.kernel.org will be offline starting shortly after 15:00
>>PDT/22:00 UTC today, September 19, 2005;
>
> Today is the 16th.
>
>>It is expected to be back online around 12:00 PDT/19:00 UTC
>>tomorrow, Saturday, September 20.
>
> And Saturday is the 17th.
>
Sheesh! I'm clearly not doing to well today. The machine is going down
TODAY, the 16th, and is back up TOMORROW, the 17th.
-hpa
Petr Baudis
where "H. Peter Anvin" <h...@zytor.com> told me that...
> David S. Miller wrote:
> >
> >>master.kernel.org will be offline starting shortly after 15:00
> >>PDT/22:00 UTC today, September 19, 2005;
> >
> >Today is the 16th.
> >
> >>It is expected to be back online around 12:00 PDT/19:00 UTC
> >>tomorrow, Saturday, September 20.
> >
> >And Saturday is the 17th.
> >
>
> Sheesh! I'm clearly not doing to well today. The machine is going down
> TODAY, the 16th, and is back up TOMORROW, the 17th.
So I assume the broadcast message was wrong as well, or were there some
more last-minute adjustments? ;-)
> Broadcast message from root (pts/19) (Fri Sep 16 15:31:49 2005):
>
> Machine is being moved; see email. Back online around 12:00 PDT/19:00
> UTC tomorrow, September 18
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Linus Torvalds
On Fri, 16 Sep 2005, H. Peter Anvin wrote:
>
> It is expected to be back online around 12:00 PDT/19:00 UTC tomorrow,
> Saturday, September 20. The new IP address of the machine will be
> 140.211.167.34.
Well, it's back up and working, but it looks like mirroring to the public
kernel.org machines may not have been turned on again?
Linus
Kees Cook
> Well, it's back up and working, but it looks like mirroring to the public
> kernel.org machines may not have been turned on again?
It was stalled, but I corrected it about an hour ago. It just finished
the first update cycle a little while ago, and it is now working on the
full daily sync, which will take a while, and then it'll be back to the
regular updates cycles again.
--
Kees Cook
ke...@kernel.org
Michael Marineau
> H. Peter Anvin wrote:
>
>> master.kernel.org will be offline starting shortly after 15:00
>> PDT/22:00 UTC today, September 19, 2005; for a move to the University
>> of Oregon Open Source Lab. This should give much better bandwidth and
>> a more reliable backup solution, in addition to access to a real,
>> staffed NOC.
>
>
> That should have been Oregon State University Open Source Lab. Mea culpa.
>
> -hpa
Btw, to any one interested Scott Kveton posted photos of the welcoming
party here this morning. :-)
http://osuosl.org/photos/kernel/view
--
Michael Marineau
mari...@osuosl.org
Open Source Lab
Oregon State University
Gene Heskett
>H. Peter Anvin wrote:
>> H. Peter Anvin wrote:
>>> master.kernel.org will be offline starting shortly after 15:00
>>> PDT/22:00 UTC today, September 19, 2005; for a move to the University
>>> of Oregon Open Source Lab. This should give much better bandwidth
>>> and a more reliable backup solution, in addition to access to a real,
>>> staffed NOC.
>>
>> That should have been Oregon State University Open Source Lab. Mea
>> culpa.
>>
>> -hpa
>
>Btw, to any one interested Scott Kveton posted photos of the welcoming
>party here this morning. :-)
>
>http://osuosl.org/photos/kernel/view
Neat! But where was the obligatory 6 pack?
--
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Michael Marineau
> On Sunday 18 September 2005 03:31, Michael Marineau wrote:
>
>>H. Peter Anvin wrote:
>>
>>>H. Peter Anvin wrote:
>>>
>>>>master.kernel.org will be offline starting shortly after 15:00
>>>>PDT/22:00 UTC today, September 19, 2005; for a move to the University
>>>>of Oregon Open Source Lab. This should give much better bandwidth
>>>>and a more reliable backup solution, in addition to access to a real,
>>>>staffed NOC.
>>>
>>>That should have been Oregon State University Open Source Lab. Mea
>>>culpa.
>>>
>>> -hpa
>>
>>Btw, to any one interested Scott Kveton posted photos of the welcoming
>>party here this morning. :-)
>>
>>http://osuosl.org/photos/kernel/view
>
>
> Neat! But where was the obligatory 6 pack?
>
--
Michael Marineau
mari...@engr.orst.edu
Oregon State University
Gene Heskett
Which, being in WV at the time, I missed. Darn...