How nice! The good news is nothing is lost, as the iwayback machine mirrored it. I suspect there are other mirrors as well. Looks like the last update of lm_sensors was in Sept. so the wayback machine will be uptodate.
I suspect the issue right now is which site they are switching to, not that its going to be gone forever. It's a default package in most of the distributions so there are lots of folks to offer suggestions to the maintainers. There are advantages to going with github or sourceforge -- and many the change in ownership of sourceforge will restore developer confidence there. I suspect we are lucky this hasn't happened more often. steve Keith Lofstrom wrote: > lm_sensors collects and formats system hardware measurements > (voltages, temperatures, etc.) for other applications, such > as the mate-sensors applet I have in my MATE panel (which I > rebuilt from sources and patched for RHEL7.1 and clones). > > The lm_sensors project may be in trouble: > http://www.lm-sensors.org/ > ... is pointer a copy of website stored at the Internet > Archive, dated 2015 September 5, with this message: > > Unfortunately, the previous hosting for lm-sensors.org > has been discontinued and the former website maintainers > can't be reached. For now, please refer to the Internet > Archive of the old site until a replacement is created: > > Hardware monitoring is important - where do we go from here? > > Keith > _______________________________________________ PLUG mailing list PLUG@lists.pdxlinux.org http://lists.pdxlinux.org/mailman/listinfo/plug
