What has happened to the http://common-lisp.net/ homepage?
It seems to have reverted to an old (2003 it says on it) version
without links to the list of projects or anything else of the site
for that matter. The change happened a few days ago.
Cheers,
Jean-Claude Beaudoin
Just noticed that there are huge trac.logs. The cmucl trac log is 225
MB. The oct and f2cl logs are huge too.
Is there any script available to rotate the logs?
Ray
Hi guys,
A long time ago in a galaxy not so far away, I was once a member and
developer on Common-lisp.net
I've been working on a few things and in the process I've resurrected my
old project CLHP. I'm currently working on a private git repository which I
converted from my original cvs. But I plan on making a new release in the
not so distant future. In the long term I think I'll probably set up my own
server serving actual clhp pages, but I'd like to keep things on
common-lisp.net as well.
My email accounts that everything was forwarded to back then have long gone
away. So it's kind of hard to "prove" my identity.
IIRC we did things through PGP back in the day. I have an old backup of my
PGP keys from that time, however I don't remember the passphrase I used
back then for that key. I'd like to know if there's any way I can get back
my old accounts and continue to use your servers for future work with CLHP.
Thanks
Anthony Ventimiglia
For a long time, I made project backups by just rsync'ing the project
directories (once a month). This works fine, and still does. However,
backing up the trac database is a bit problematic. According to
<http://trac.edgewall.org/wiki/TracBackup>, you need to use trac-admin
to lock the database and make a copy.
I guess I can use a cronjob for that periodically and have my rsync job
pull that version, but I was wondering how others handled backups.
Ray