Anybody know story behind pgFoundry (PostgreSQL project site) downtime?
Update: It's back. No explanation I've seen.



Pgfoundry is maintained outside the PostgreSQL infrastructure team's jurisdiction. It's a 3rd party site, and it hasn't seen a great deal of attention lately. Most projects on pgfoundry have moved to GitHub or git.postgresql.org.

If there's a particular project still on PgFoundry that you use, please contact its maintainers and ask them to relocate to git.postgresql.org or github.

If you're unable to reach them after a few weeks consider adopting the project and re-hosting it; just be prepared to hand hosting back over if the original maintainers reappear.

It was originally run by Marc Fournier. I'm not sure if he still runs it. You could ask on the pgsql-www mailing list for more information.

(Note that while I contribute to PostgreSQL, I am not a member of the infrastructure team, core team, or a committer. I do not speak for the project, or for my employer.)