The Linux Kernel Mailing List is Down (lkml.org)
Every page on LKML.org is currently displaying this error message along with a picture of Flits the cat.
What started out as a power outage while I was on vacation (leading to the computer hosting the backend of this site being unable to boot) became a larger issue as the mainboard in that computer appears to be broken.
Not wanting to let you wait for a spare part to arrive, I'm currently (while being assisted by our cat Flits) busy copying over all data to a VPS, and getting things working from there. The rsync is progressing slowly, having copied over the first 50% in three hours (at 14:30 CET). Please check back later for status updates.
Not wanting to let you wait for a spare part to arrive, I'm currently (while being assisted by our cat Flits) busy copying over all data to a VPS, and getting things working from there. The rsync is progressing slowly, having copied over the first 50% in three hours (at 14:30 CET). Please check back later for status updates.
Have spares on-hand. This is elementary.
So the LKML is operational, all that's down is a website. Meh.
CLI paste? paste.pr0.tips!
Why isn't this hosted on the Cloud or made into a Facebook Group?
Next they find out how easy it is to obtain your distribution's secret keys for signing packages... :-(
Come on, Flits is on the case. Despite not having opposable thumbs, I've heard he's an excellent typist and fantastic sysadmin. Let's all just hope his human slave feeds him on time and his litter box well tended. ;)
Anons need not reply. Questions end with a question mark.
No. This is serious. I understand that as a work-around, Linus had to go to the park and yell at strangers.
The lists are mostly hosted on vger.kernel.org. LKML is just fine. LKML.org is just a web archive.
https://i.imgur.com/NxQaSQ8.jp...
FFS figure out how to turn off smart punctuation in your iOS keyboard settings before start sneering at anyone else.
It was great while it lasted. I am very proud to have used it all these decades, but now it is time to move on.
Ok, and sure, have spares on hand. Great advice for a resource like that. But, well, come on guys, let's do the math:
The set of all Slashdot readers.
The set of all Slashdot readers who are actual (and not just claimed during the years in some post or another to try and lend legitimacy to one of their arguments) Kernel contributors.
The set of all Slashdot readers who are actual kernel contributors who didn't know LKML was down.
The set of all Slashdot readers who are actual kernel contributors who didn't know LKML was down and need Slashdot to copy the feed on how the progress is going.
= A number so low as to be statistical noise. Therefore, this story can only be a Nelson "Ha Ha" article.
I LOVE IT!
p.s. HA HA
But look at the kitty kat! Dawww it's soo cute!!
Actually, "The Cloud" has had more down time than lkml.org over the last few years.
How do you measure downtime? A few minutes or hours OR A FUCKING FEW DAYS because the BOARD IS TRASHED?
If you want news from today, you have to come back tomorrow.
Well, when S3 got hosed, some of the data never came back. But note that lkml.org isn't waiting to replace the board, it's switching to a VPS. In fact, it's back up now.
... it's not "in the mail."
Crap.
It little behooves the best of us to comment on the rest of us.
... to the 3 users, instead.
It little behooves the best of us to comment on the rest of us.
Linus you devil you. :)
We'll make great pets