Jan Wieck wrote:

> On 10/13/2004 4:46 PM, Christopher Browne wrote:
>
>> Jan Wieck <JanWieck at Yahoo.com> writes:
>>
>>> On 10/13/2004 3:14 PM, Christopher Browne wrote:
>>>
>>>> Here are the beginnings of a "Wiki" discussing the administration of
>>>> Slony-I clusters.
>>>> http://cbbrowne.dyndns.info:8741/cgi-bin/twiki/view/Sandbox/SlonyIAdministration
>>>>
>>>> My thanks to Tim Goodaire for collecting some of internal notes to
>>>> generate a "first first draft."  It's still pretty drafty, but
>>>> hopefully has enough structure to make it worth adding to it.
>>>> Note that the above box has fairly paranoid firewall rules, so if you
>>>> try to hit much of anything other than that port, it'll block you
>>>> forthwith...  I have about 79K entries in /etc/hosts.deny from people
>>>> that portscan that box, so I'd hardly notice 50 more ;^).
>>>> The plan is to beef this up further (assistance welcome!), transform
>>>> it into DocBook, and add it into the documentation tree for Slony-I.
>>>
>>>
>>> We should link to it from the Slony-I project pages before announcing
>>> 1.0.3, no?
>>
>>
>> Well, I'd somewhat rather it not be part of the announcement.
>>
>> "cbbrowne.dyndns.info" is, after all, just a little P200 on a DSL
>> connection.
>>
>> I'd rather keep publicity somewhat limited; those interested in
>> _contributing_ should visit.
>
>
> Hmmm ... maybe I can do something on http://slony.info here. Right now
> it is doing name-based virtual server and blindly redirecting to the
> gborg site. But it should be possible to make http://slony.info/twiki
> do something else instead.
>
> It's only a P3 667 on a Broadband connection, but the project isn't
> that large that it drags resources like crazy.

Perhaps an offer of a dual Xeon 2.66 dedicated web server with tons of
raided disk space, postgres, behind two ds3s, no string attached, would
be appropriate at this time?

I can setup whatever you need. This is my own machine which runs
production sites, so it's not going to go away any time soon. Let me know.

Daniel

>
>
> Jan
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