Hello,
I am sure that everyone is doing their best to get the mailing lists
back up. However, I would like to re-extend my offer to host the mailing
lists.
In the time that the lists have been down the last two days I could have
built a brand new machine, restored from backup, had the lists back up
and running with 16 hours to spare.
I am not trying to step on any toes here but the main source of community
communication is down right now and has been for 24 hours. This is really
not good.
Sincerely,
Joshua D. Drake
Joshua D. Drake wrote:
> Josh Berkus wrote:
>
>> Guys,
>>
>> Hmmm ... from my perspective, what we need is not so much to move the
>> mailing lists, is to have a fallback to another mailing list server
>> in the event that Hub.org becomes unavailable for some reason, such
>> as the trunk line in Costa Rica going down (as happened last fall).
>> The mailing lists are the backbone of our community; we really can't
>> afford for them to go offline for more than a few hours.
>
>
> Well although that is obviously a possibility (Backhoe comes to mind)
> our connectivity comes from three different providers:
>
> 1. ELI
> 2. Sprint
> 3. TimeWarner
>
> Also our connectivity is physically accessible my half a dozen people
> within 30 minutes, even at 3:00 AM. If something goes down, the whole
> freaking world is notified to make sure it is getting worked on. Did I
> mention the natural gas fired generator? ;)
>
> I just want to help make the parts of the project that we can, as
> reliable as possible.
>
> Sincerely,
>
> Joshua D. Drake
>
>
>>
>
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