[quagga-dev 16698] nongnu.org is down, see https://gogs.quagga.net/Quagga instead

[Paul Jakma]

non-GNU Savannah is down, see gogs instead:

https://gogs.quagga.net/Quagga/quagga

Stuff queued up is in the next branch.

I've changed the redirect on http(s)://www.quagga.net/, however as the
previous one was marked 'permanent', browsers that visited before may
just cache the redirect to nongnu Savannah.

regards,

[Ozgur]

Hello Paul,

I didn't understand why non-gnu was down but thanks for the info.
Why don't use to github?

   https://gogs.quagga.net/Quagga/quagga
Stuff queued up is in the next branch.
I've changed the redirect on http(s)://www.quagga.net/, however as the
previous one was marked 'permanent', browsers that visited before may
just cache the redirect to nongnu Savannah.

Regards,

Ozgur

regards,
--
Trying to define yourself is like trying to bite your own teeth.
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[Paul Jakma]

Post by Ozgur
I didn't understand why non-gnu was down but thanks for the info.

Something went wrong with the part of it that serves up our WWW pages.
Savannah seemed fine.

Didn't have too long to look into it.

Post by Ozgur
Why don't use to github?

- Private repos are an absolute must for Quagga, not having them makes
things painful. (Savannah is deficient there too, hopefully FSF will
offer Gogs or something similar on nongnu.org at some point)

Note: anyone is welcome to use https://gogs.quagga.net for Quagga
related, public or private repos.

(Though, obviously, private repos are not private to any Quagga
sysadmins..)

- Also, been around the block enough times to not care for putting
project critical data into the hands of people who have no obligation
to me. Corporates come and go...

I could pay GitHub to get the former and feel more comfortable on the
later, but GitHub are quite expensive compared to gogs + the hosting I
have to pay for anyway for some other core stuff.

I'd sooner pay Gogs (or similar), to ensure the continuity of a nice,
very easily self-hostable, free sofware Git forge, than GitHub though
(sorry GitHub).

regards,

[Balaji Gurudoss]

Gogs should be fine but we do have to upload/move/update the other
information (Docs etc) to Gogs so that its complete

Thanks,
- Balaji

Post by Ozgur
I didn't understand why non-gnu was down but thanks for the info.
Something went wrong with the part of it that serves up our WWW pages.
Savannah seemed fine.
Didn't have too long to look into it.
Why don't use to github?
- Private repos are an absolute must for Quagga, not having them makes
things painful. (Savannah is deficient there too, hopefully FSF will
offer Gogs or something similar on nongnu.org at some point)
Note: anyone is welcome to use https://gogs.quagga.net for Quagga
related, public or private repos.
(Though, obviously, private repos are not private to any Quagga
sysadmins..)
- Also, been around the block enough times to not care for putting
project critical data into the hands of people who have no obligation
to me. Corporates come and go...
I could pay GitHub to get the former and feel more comfortable on the
later, but GitHub are quite expensive compared to gogs + the hosting I have
to pay for anyway for some other core stuff.
I'd sooner pay Gogs (or similar), to ensure the continuity of a nice, very
easily self-hostable, free sofware Git forge, than GitHub though (sorry
GitHub).
regards,
--
"One's never alone with a rubber duck. "
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Post by Balaji Gurudoss
Gogs should be fine but we do have to upload/move/update the other
information (Docs etc) to Gogs so that its complete

Probably. I've git cvsimport'ed the Savannah/nongnu site into a
quagga-www repo on gogs (which you should be able to access, or give
yourself access to otherwise), which hopefully should auto-update the
pages under:

https://gogs.quagga.net/www

I have redir from www.quagga.net to that at the moment, I'll
change that to a reverse proxy at some point.

Many people will still be getting the nongnu site, as www previously did
a perm redirect to it. So, I'll keep the CVS for nongnu and quagga-www
on gogs synced for the moment.

There's a wiki in Gogs, so I've updated the sidebar wiki URI.

If anyone knows of a modern, nice, minimalist, easy to use framework for
static sites that'd be suitable for this site, let me know. Or if
someone wants to do that work, even better.

regards,