> Also don’t forget that many www.haskell.org subdirectories continue to > correspond to plain old websites and not wiki pages. > > /ghc > /platform > /hoogle > /cabal > /haddock
From my perspective, at least haddock we can convert to GitHub pages (CCing Mateusz Kowalczyk). Cheers. On Mon, Sep 08, 2014 at 09:25:44AM -0400, Gershom B wrote: > This sounds like a great plan, except a word of caution on what we need to do > for a few “other things”. We can of course move first and do some of those > other things later too. So to be more concrete: > > Migrate hackage, www, and lambda, yes! > > Migrate community — well yes, but… migrate all the logins too? If not, > there’s really no point. On the plus side, all the software community needs > is really user and project directories, and git and darcs, really. > > Kill trac.h.o — absolutely! However, we really do need to take that last poll > and give warning if anyone actually still is using it. > > Kill rt.h.o in favor of phab — absolutely! But it still is used as part of > the community.haskell.org process, and tickets are still created on it to > manage those accounts. So we can always redirect [email protected] > emails to create phab tickets, etc, but we must make sure that we set all the > bits up to do so. > > www -> new-www. Yep, we still need more hands on deck to finish the site and > polish it. I put out a call at the HIW for help with this, but in general it > will take some collective effort to get it the “second 90%” there. > > Also, don’t forget: > > planet.haskell.org — served off community using Venus I believe. > > Also don’t forget that many www.haskell.org subdirectories continue to > correspond to plain old websites and not wiki pages. > > /ghc > /platform > /hoogle > /cabal > /haddock > > for example. > > Cheers, > Gershom > > On September 8, 2014 at 1:43:29 AM, Austin Seipp ([email protected]) wrote: > > Hi *, > > > > As I'm sure some of you are aware, Haskell.org recently had > > reliability problems with its virtualization host, an EX40 machine > > located on Hetzner. > > > > We dealt with it (for the most part), but a part of this was actually > > migrating servers to a new provider to alleviate I/O load on the host > > system. > > > > As I mentioned last year, we've gotten support from Rackspace for > > Haskell.org. In particular, this weekend we moved ghc.haskell.org to > > Rackspace. This comes with nice amounts of dedicated bandwith and more > > resources that should last a long time. > > > > I plan on migrating Hackage to a new dedicated server this week. Me > > and John hope to migrate www to Rackspace by the end of this week, > > hopefully. These are the 3 servers located on the EX40 server, Rock. > > > > Furthermore, we have an older server, the one running > > lambda.haskell.org and community.haskell.org, running with Hetzner > > too. I think we can migrate these quickly as well. > > > > This means that Rock, the EX40 server, will now be effectively unused. > > And we will move the old servers too. So both of these can be shut > > down, and we don't have to pay for them! That's a lot of money saved! > > > > We'll also be doing some other things: > > > > - We'll be splitting the mailing system to a separate server, > > mail.haskell.org > > > > - We'll be moving the DNS nameservers, as I said in my last email. > > - I'll probably clean up the DNS entries, and we'll be able to add > > AAAA records for all the servers now. > > > > - We'll be shutting down several services, like > > - trac.haskell.org (unmaintained, spammed, mostly unused). See the > > discussion last month about this. > > - rt.haskell.org (we're using and suggest > > https://phabricator.haskell.org for new issues) > > > > - The wiki will move to a new server, wiki.haskell.org, and will > > still serve as the homepage for a little bit. > > > > - Then we'll deploy http://new-www.haskell.org as www.haskell.org, > > and redirect things to wiki.haskell.org where necessary. > > > > - We'll move the downloads for the Haskell Platform to a new server > > so Mark can upload them there. > > > > So, what does everyone think about this? Is there anything I'm > > forgetting? We can hopefully get this done in the next few weeks if > > the admin team just pitches in a few hours here and there. > > > > -- > > Regards, > > Austin - PGP: 4096R/0x91384671 > > > > _______________________________________________ > haskell-infrastructure mailing list > [email protected] > http://community.galois.com/mailman/listinfo/haskell-infrastructure _______________________________________________ haskell-infrastructure mailing list [email protected] http://community.galois.com/mailman/listinfo/haskell-infrastructure
