RubyForge is down… investigating now.
Sigh,
Tom
Tom C. wrote:
RubyForge is down… investigating now.
Sigh,
Tom
Damned !! I just needed to do
svn up
to continue working on the ‘bricks’ project at home, and I am stuck !
please let me know when the forge comes back to life …
“bon courage” (french, don’t know the equivalent in english).
Tom C. wrote:
RubyForge is down… investigating now.
Sigh,
Tom
Darn! I just got the hankering to mess around with Instant Rails!
Tom C. wrote:
RubyForge is down… investigating now.
Sigh,
Tom
Oops, that was me. It seems that the script I wrote to artificially
pad my gem download stats got a little crazy and, uh, wait…should I
be telling you this?
KIDDING!
- Dan
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Gaspard Gaspard wrote:
to continue working on the ‘bricks’ project at home, and I am stuck !
Perhaps this is a good opportunity to learn about decentralized
version control systems, such as Darcs, Mercurial, Arch, Bazaar,
Monotone, SVK, etc.
Make the best of bad situations, no? 
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On Wed, 2006-10-11 at 07:10 +0900, Daniel B. wrote:
KIDDING!
“RubyForge is down… round up the usual suspects.”
Tom
Is it just me or is rubyforge.org dead from yesterday evening (europe
time) ?
What’s up ?
Do I really have to ride a motorcycle to go to the office grab the work
I did two days ago or is there a chance I will be able to ‘svn up’ soon
?
Any news on what is happening welcome…
Gaspard
Gaspard B. wrote:
Is it just me or is rubyforge.org dead from yesterday evening (europe
time) ?What’s up ?
Do I really have to ride a motorcycle to go to the office grab the work
I did two days ago or is there a chance I will be able to ‘svn up’ soon
?Any news on what is happening welcome…
It just died again. It has been up for at least 12 hours. That’s a
record I think… 
I even blogged about RF’s woes:
http://drnicwilliams.com/2006/10/11/ls-devil-to-blame/
Nic
Gaspard Gaspard wrote:
to continue working on the ‘bricks’ project at home, and I am stuck !
Perhaps this is a good opportunity to learn about decentralized
version control systems, such as Darcs, Mercurial, Arch, Bazaar,
Monotone, SVK, etc.Make the best of bad situations, no?
This seems great ! I will have a closer look into SVK.
Thanks for the link.
Dr Nic wrote:
Dr Nic wrote:
Gaspard B. wrote:
Is it just me or is rubyforge.org dead from yesterday evening (europe
time) ?Any news on what is happening welcome…
It just died again. It has been up for at least 12 hours. That’s a
record I think…Ooh, its back up.
Nic
I think it has been bad luck for me. I finally took the bike to ride to
the office… just to discover from there that rubyforge is back up…
Tom, good luck with your daemons…
Gaspard
Any news on what is happening welcome…
Yup, it went offline again this morning at 1035 and came back up at
1110. Believe me, I’m just as unhappy as everyone else about these
random & frequent crashes, and I’m working to fix it…
Yours,
Tom
Dr Nic wrote:
Gaspard B. wrote:
Is it just me or is rubyforge.org dead from yesterday evening (europe
time) ?
Any news on what is happening welcome…
It just died again. It has been up for at least 12 hours. That’s a
record I think…
Ooh, its back up.
Nic
I think it has been bad luck for me. I finally took the bike
to ride to
the office… just to discover from there that rubyforge is back up…Tom, good luck with your daemons…
Thanks! And apologies to all for this instability; we’ll all be happy
once RubyForge returns to its usual boring ways…
Tom
On Thu, 12 Oct 2006, Tom C. wrote:
Any news on what is happening welcome…
Yup, it went offline again this morning at 1035 and came back up at
1110. Believe me, I’m just as unhappy as everyone else about these
random & frequent crashes, and I’m working to fix it…
if there’s one thing i’ve learned lately via major system crashes it’s
this:
it ain’t that important.
no one is launching rockets out of code stored in rubyforge’s repo. i’m
sure
everyone will be quite happy to wait patiently while the problem is
sorted out
- beggars and all that…
on that note - if there is any help you require i’m sure you’ve got a
long
line of volunteers right here.
good luck.
-a
if there’s one thing i’ve learned lately via major system
crashes it’s this:it ain’t that important.
no one is launching rockets out of code stored in rubyforge’s
repo. i’m sure everyone will be quite happy to wait
patiently while the problem is sorted out
- beggars and all that…
Ah, well said, true enough. Man, I sure hate getting those Nagios “host
down!” emails, though… ah well.
on that note - if there is any help you require i’m sure
you’ve got a long line of volunteers right here.
Cool, yup, right on. I’m going to take rubyforge down around 1 PM or so
for a few minutes to disable an extra NIC, check the BIOS error logs,
etc. Maybe that’ll yield some good info, we’ll see…
good luck.
Many thanks!
Yours,
Tom
Hi –
On Thu, 12 Oct 2006, [email protected] wrote:
no one is launching rockets out of code stored in rubyforge’s repo.
Have you checked with Bil K.?
David
Tom C. wrote:
Cool, yup, right on. I’m going to take rubyforge down around 1 PM or so
for a few minutes to disable an extra NIC, check the BIOS error logs,
etc. Maybe that’ll yield some good info, we’ll see…
Bring back boring forge. “What’s RubyForge?” is what “gem install” users
should say
Nic
On Fri, 13 Oct 2006 [email protected] wrote:
Hi –
On Thu, 12 Oct 2006, [email protected] wrote:
no one is launching rockets out of code stored in rubyforge’s repo.
Have you checked with Bil K.?
funny! i’m actually tracking spacecraft with some of my code, which is
on
rubyforge, too!
-a