Re: parisc-linux.org losing hw hosting after this month

John David Anglin
2013-11-09T20:55:20Z

On 9-Nov-13, at 3:40 PM, Helge Deller wrote:

> On 11/09/2013 09:33 PM, John David Anglin wrote:
>> On 9-Nov-13, at 3:25 PM, Helge Deller wrote:
>>
>>> On 11/09/2013 08:17 PM, Matt Taggart wrote:
>>>> Thibaut Var=E8ne writes:
>>>>> Until then, it's presumably impossible to move the domain to a ne=
w
>>>>> owner. I've just tried with my registrar of choice (ovh.com) and =
=20
>>>>> it
>>>>> says that I can only move the domain there *without* changing =20
>>>>> ownership
>>>>
>>>> Weird. So does that mean to change ownership either you are going =
=20
>>>> to have
>>>> to move it within my registrar or I am going to have to move it =20
>>>> within
>>>> yours?
>>>>
>>>>> As a temporary workaround, I could give you the IP addresses of =20
>>>>> my DNS
>>>>> servers (once I've readied them for handling p-l.o, which, to =20
>>>>> begin
>>>>> with, means I have to copy the existing zone), which would for al=
l
>>>>> practical purposes give me control over the domain until it can b=
e
>>>>> properly moved next summer (which must not be forgotten, =20
>>>>> especially now
>>>>> that you've unlocked the domain).
>>>>
>>>> I can change the nameservers (or anything else about the domain) =20
>>>> whenever,
>>>> just let me know. taggart@OFTC
>>>
>>> Just as a side-note:
>>> Could we let it run as-is as long as possible? At least until the =20
>>> A500 is really turned off?
>>>
>>> Dave & me have the parisc-linux debian dpkg repository still on =20
>>> the A500 which is still in
>>> heavy use until the debian-ports repository is mostly filled...
>>
>>
>> I want to setup a personal mirror while it's still on to facilitate =
=20
>> the transition to ports.
>
> Ok, but will you make your mirror visible to the world via http/ftp =20
> or will you keep it internal for you privately?

I wasn't planning to make it visible because my total uploads and =20
downloads are limited by my ISP.

Dave
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