GNOME Sysadmin Summary - June 2005 =================================
On Wednesday 1st, Ross upgraded a load of perl module RPMs to allow Olav Vitters to upgrade Bugzilla. On Thursday 16th, Ross noticed that menubar had gotten Spamcopped. On Tuesday 21st, Toni arranged a Spamcop 'ISP' account, and for reports regarding menubar to be sent to the GNOME sysadmin team (instead of '[EMAIL PROTECTED]', who probably ignores them!). On Wednesday 22nd, all the files on ftp.gnome.org disappeared. Stric responded and found that some power glitches had caused the clusterfs to become unmounted for a while. On Wednesday 22nd, Ross fixed the '@cvs.gnome.org' aliases, by hacking up a modified version of the scripts that handle the '@gnome.org' aliases. On Tuesday 28th, the GNOME servers were moved from the RedHat offices. They were rebooted at the new colocation facility, in Phoenix, Arizona, on Wednesday evening (US-time). On Thursday 29th, Owen and Ross fixed up as many loose ends as they could find (updating IP addresses in config files etc). As I understand it, only CVS 'pserver' (on the main server, not the anonymous mirrors) is currently unavailable pending someone to investigate further. There has been a flood of requests to register SSH keys to '[EMAIL PROTECTED]' :) -- Ross _______________________________________________ Gnome-infrastructure mailing list [email protected] http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/gnome-infrastructure
