Re: doa.org administrivia
> Hi all, > At 10:32am GMT, 18th July 1999, a host on the domain shared by > doa.org was entered into the ORBS database. As a result, some users have > had mail bounce from the developers mailing list. Any mail address which > bounces to this list with an error such as the ORBS error, or a 'user does > not exist' error will be removed from the mailing list. > > This is what happens when you use automatic mail rejection, it saves you 1 > spam a day and sends me 10 bounces a day. It saves me 40 spams a day. It also encourages the admin of sites that are a problem to fix them. Also orbs blocks specific hosts only. They dont block a domain because of a single host
doa.org administrivia
Hi all, At 10:32am GMT, 18th July 1999, a host on the domain shared by doa.org was entered into the ORBS database. As a result, some users have had mail bounce from the developers mailing list. Any mail address which bounces to this list with an error such as the ORBS error, or a 'user does not exist' error will be removed from the mailing list. This is what happens when you use automatic mail rejection, it saves you 1 spam a day and sends me 10 bounces a day. Davey
Re: doa.org
> The web message is not very friendly though! > *shocked amusement* > > WEB PAGE CONTENT: > GO AWAY, Your bugging me. Indeed - terrible grammar ;)
Re: doa.org
On Thu, 15 Jul 1999, Jakob Eriksson wrote: > On Thu, 15 Jul 1999, David Murn wrote: > > > Just a quick note to let everyone know that doa.org has returned, so > > elks.doa.org now works again for CVS and web. > > The web message is not very friendly though! I know, I stuck a rocket up him yesterday, hopefully that will be fixed today. I've got a feeling he changed machines recently and hasn't setup the virtual host stuff properly yet. Simon? Davey
Re: doa.org
On Thu, 15 Jul 1999, David Murn wrote: > Just a quick note to let everyone know that doa.org has returned, so > elks.doa.org now works again for CVS and web. Also, the [EMAIL PROTECTED] > kernel mailing list is now back online. The web message is not very friendly though! *shocked amusement* WEB PAGE CONTENT: GO AWAY, Your bugging me. Regards, Jakob Eriksson
doa.org
Just a quick note to let everyone know that doa.org has returned, so elks.doa.org now works again for CVS and web. Also, the [EMAIL PROTECTED] kernel mailing list is now back online. Davey
Re: doa.org down for a little bit
On Mon, 21 Jun 1999, Alistair Riddoch wrote: > > As some of you may have noticed, the doa.org domain is unreachable. > > Noticed this on Friday when I tried to check in some sources. Is it likely > to be a long term problem? As a latest update... doa.org is co-located at a public high-school. Long story short, their access wasn't paid for 2 years, and so they got cut off. They were not aware of the fact the payment was not being made. They've decided to leave the old ISP, and are moving to another ISP, with a larger pipe to the internet. There isn't an ETA at the moment, however it should be done RSN, as there is money being lost by the school while this is down. The CVS server is still reachable as "oo.ms" or "dyndr.ea.ms", or it's IP address is 194.134.136.157. doa.org should be up soon (we're talking a matter of days, hopefully). Davey
Re: doa.org down for a little bit
David Murn writes: > > As some of you may have noticed, the doa.org domain is unreachable. This > means that both the kernel development list, and the CVS server are > unreachable. Both of these services will be unreachable until further > notice. (ie. when the ISP fixes it) > Noticed this on Friday when I tried to check in some sources. Is it likely to be a long term problem? Al
doa.org down for a little bit
As some of you may have noticed, the doa.org domain is unreachable. This means that both the kernel development list, and the CVS server are unreachable. Both of these services will be unreachable until further notice. (ie. when the ISP fixes it) Sorry for any inconvenience. Davey
