   StickDev Died (now: where to get hosting?)
  R.I.P.I think the PSU fan died and caused it to overheat.I have backups of the repository and the wiki, and I've got the HDD in another machine, pulling off the vast majority of the file system now.It's still networked, so if you upload stuff now, it might not make it into the backup.[Edited by - Andrew Russell on June 15, 2006 6:48:15 AM]
  [non_sequiter]We had a server in residence called R4-D5. Unfortunately his motivator(power supply) died...[/non_sequiter]   ;  Will you get another machine running?If not, I'd be able to host the Wiki, but I can't run the svn, cause i have just PHP-Webspace...   ;  StickDev does appear to have returned, but without any nehe stuff. Glad it's well again anyway [grin];  Actually, no such luck. I've secured temporary hosting for my SS3 repository only, and so I've pointed my domain there for now.Continued hosting for NeHeDev is now questionable. I've asked Dave if he can provide hosting, but that's unlikely (you know how the GDNet server is - not to mention it's ASP not PHP). I may be able to provide hosting again within a few weeks, but it may not be particularly reliable.If you have the capacity to host a PHP webserver and Subversion that's both reliable and long-term and you'd like to volunteer it to the project, I'd love to hear from you.Another idea I had was to use SourceForge for hosting. I don't know what using their system involves or requires - but does anyone else have something to say about its feasibility?   ;  I can host the wiki on gregs, but what about https://opensvn.csie.org/ for the subversion?   ;Quote:what about https://opensvn.csie.org/ for the subversion?Well - aside from the fact their server appears to be down at the moment... [wink]   ;  I would be happy to host stuff at my house - but SBC is woefully unreliable and while I would love to gather an army to burn them down, it is not our objective (and I wouldn't subject you guys to the pain anyhow).On a different note - if all we need is hardware, I can help there.  I have some very good connections for getting hardware at very good prices.  I just recently redid a machine and also have some parts lying around that I can loan as well.  The problem would be shipping... it makes no sense to spend $250 to ship $50 of parts to the other side of the globe.let me now if I can help in either of those capacities..#dth-0;  I've had a quick look at https://opensvn.csie.org/, now that it is back online - it seems very reasonable. I also notice they have Trac, which gives us a wiki and a bug-tracker - which are the other two necessities.Seem reasonable to you guys?   ;Quote:Original post by Andrew RussellI've had a quick look at https://opensvn.csie.org/, now that it is back online - it seems very reasonable. I also notice they have Trac, which gives us a wiki and a bug-tracker - which are the other two necessities.Seem reasonable to you guys?I suppose its fine, assuming it stays online. Not to impressed with the layout on the default pages for it. As long as it has a wiki and functions, no big problems there.   