turbogears.org troubles
Christopher Arndt
which means that the SVN, trac and the wiki are not working properly at
the moment.
The main website seems to work ok, because it only used static files and
no database.
I have opened a ticket at WebFaction's support and am awaiting their
response. I'll let you all know about further developments.
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Christopher Arndt <sysa...@turbogears.org>
TurboGears Systems Administrator
http://www.turbogears.org/
Christopher Arndt
> The server where turbogears.org is having trouble again at the moment,
> which means that the SVN, trac and the wiki are not working properly at
> the moment.
>
> The main website seems to work ok, because it only used static files and
> no database.
>
> I have opened a ticket at WebFaction's support and am awaiting their
> response. I'll let you all know about further developments.
All servers are up again. WebFaction seems to have restarted the server.
Chris
Iain Duncan
Have we considered asking for a VPS from someone? I would not be
surprised if Slicehost were open to the suggestion, having just been
purchased by a larger company with the dough for promo. I've been really
happy with them and have been moving more and more clients to VPS's on
slicehost now.
Iain
Christopher Arndt
> Have we considered asking for a VPS from someone? I would not be
> surprised if Slicehost were open to the suggestion, having just been
> purchased by a larger company with the dough for promo. I've been really
> happy with them and have been moving more and more clients to VPS's on
> slicehost now.
We actually already have a full root server, which is generously
provided by Florent Aide. But migrating all the infrastructure is a
non-trivial task and so far I just didn't have the time to carry it out.
And, even if there have been a few glitches with WebFaction now and
then, they have been usually VERY fast in reacting and removing them.
I hope to migrate Trac and SVN Real Soon Now...
Chris