Re: Moving developer.classpath.org Xen session
Jim Pick wrote: Hi, It appears that the ISP in Seattle where I'm renting colo space for one of my Xen servers has gotten itself listed in the Spamhaus blacklists. I'm hosting developer.classpath.org on that particular server. It's being used for the Classpath mailing lists, so being blacklisted by Spamhaus is not good. I imagine that many (most?) people won't even get this message. In order to resolve this, I'm going to transfer the Xen session to another server I have in San Jose, California. So, in about an hour, I'm going to turn off the Xen session, rsync the data to my other server, and update the DNS. There shouldn't be much more than an hour of downtime if all goes well. Actually, this is the second time this has happened. The last time, the ISP managed to get themselves de-blacklisted just before I was about to lose patience and switch. Now it's happened again. :-( Also, does anybody have an recommendations for co-locating a 1U server in Seattle or Vancouver, B.C. that's inexpensive, but still reputable? Sorry about all this... Okay. It looks like the move worked. If I missed anything, please send me an email. Cheers, - Jim
Re: Moving developer.classpath.org Xen session
Hi Jim, On Thu, 2006-12-28 at 00:54 -0800, Jim Pick wrote: Okay. It looks like the move worked. If I missed anything, please send me an email. Thanks! Everything seems to work just fine. Mail flows again, the developer.classpath.org mediation wiki works and the planet shows your post about the move :) Cheers, Mark
Moving developer.classpath.org Xen session
Hi, It appears that the ISP in Seattle where I'm renting colo space for one of my Xen servers has gotten itself listed in the Spamhaus blacklists. I'm hosting developer.classpath.org on that particular server. It's being used for the Classpath mailing lists, so being blacklisted by Spamhaus is not good. I imagine that many (most?) people won't even get this message. In order to resolve this, I'm going to transfer the Xen session to another server I have in San Jose, California. So, in about an hour, I'm going to turn off the Xen session, rsync the data to my other server, and update the DNS. There shouldn't be much more than an hour of downtime if all goes well. Actually, this is the second time this has happened. The last time, the ISP managed to get themselves de-blacklisted just before I was about to lose patience and switch. Now it's happened again. :-( Also, does anybody have an recommendations for co-locating a 1U server in Seattle or Vancouver, B.C. that's inexpensive, but still reputable? Sorry about all this... Cheers, - Jim
