> >On 2002-07-10 at 08:34:21 [+0000], you wrote: >> Argh! Please, don't let us leave SourceForge. The gain of being able to >> hack the repository is such a small one compared with what we would lose. >> In particular I think of reliability and availability -- those guys have >> years of experience hosting thousands of projects. And I don't need to >> start enumerating all the nice features... > ><outisder> >Good points and essential for any replacement system. But I've heard from a >number of sources that SourceForge isn't working as well as it used to. The >Python developers are considering moving from SourceForge because support >isn't happening. ></outsider> > >Charlie In fact, we are working on leaving SF. Our website's reliability is lucky to hit 5 7's (77.777% up). CVS is sometimes down. Etc. And it is always *slow*. We wouldn't leave *just* so that we can have the ability to manipulate CVS. That would, indeed be foolish. Instead, we are leaving to go to a provider that is donating direct access to the backbone. We will have full shell, cgi, CVS *ADMIN*, etc. And if we outgrow the machine we are on, there (which runs NetBSD, BTW), we can ship down a new one and they will colocate it. I really hadn't intended to talk about this until it was more ready (we are just getting set up), but since it came up...