Oliver Tappe <zooey@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > On 2009-08-02 at 13:22:02 [+0200], Ingo Weinhold < > ingo_weinhold@xxxxxx> wrote: > > On 2009-08-02 at 03:30:39 [+0200], Rene Gollent < > > anevilyak@xxxxxxxxx> wrote: > > > Anyone know what's going on with berlios? Since about 8 hours or > > > so > > > ago I'm no longer able to access SVN, and their website appears > > > down > > > too. > > The svn server is still not accessible. I like the dedicated server > > idea > > more and more. Has there been any more discussion on the Haiku Inc. > > mailing > > list or whereever such a decision would be made? Are there open > > questions > > or arguments against such a move? > I have given the idea some more thought and as a result, I'd like to > make the > following suggestion: > > Let's get ourselves a dedicated server and then move all our required > services to virtual machines running on that server. I wouldn't mind moving to a dedicated hosting, as long as we have decent backup plan :-) Although I guess we should move this discussion to haiku-web (I took the liberty to forward this mail there). > After having had a closer look at several different offers available > here (in > Germany), I think this one is the best (with respect to being > reliable and > affordable at the same time): > > http://www.hetzner.de/en/hosting/produkte_rootserver/eq4/ (in > English) That looks very promising. > If we decide to go with a dedicated server, I would volunteer as a > general > admin of that machine (and of the system parts of the VMs as well). I'm sold at that point ;-) > As a request for comment, these are my current ideas: > > - VM1: svn repository server > - VM2: haiku-os web server (www.haiku-os.org) > - VM3: trac web server (dev.haiku-os.org) > - VM4: mail server (including mailing lists) > > Naturally, there'd need to be at least one more general admin (at > least as > fallback) and I would have to delegate the administration of the web > servers > running in the www and the trac VMs to more knowledgable people than > myself. > > Once we have these running, we could always add more VMs to the set, > should > the need arise, but the first aim would be to pull together all the > different > services that the haiku world relies on and get the administration > process > into a somewhat more consolidated, controlled state. > > Please don't hesitate to comment, as I'm really kind of new to that > level of > system planning and administration. All help is truely appreciated! : > -) > > One administrative question that came to my mind is: how difficult > would it > be for haiku inc. to pay the hosting bills regularly if those are in > EUR? I don't think this would be much of a problem, at least the extra fees for conversion shouldn't be that high with a credit card. Bye, Axel.