[AktiviX-discuss] [Fwd: Re: web site]

[ana]

Hi all,

days ago i queried some one who has a server in London (i've only met 
him in the trans hack meeting list) if he could 'host' us. Here is the 
answer...

I can put people in contact, no problem, i am only removing his address 
because i haven't told him i would re-direct his mail to a publicly 
archived list.

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Hi,

[...]

As for your website - while I'm willing to host your website it looks
like you've got quite a few things setup that would take time (and
might be quite hard) to get going on the server I maintain.  You've
got email (horde) and mailing lists (mailman), both of which are
installed on the server, but the email accounts and mailing lists you
have would need to be transferred.  Also another domain on the server
already hosts many mailing lists and email accounts so everything
would have to sit alongside them too.

Having the basic website and the wiki should pretty easy though, so
I've setup a shell/FTP account for you:


[...]

(may be some techie should have the technical details?)

Cheers,
Mark.



On 2004-07-14 (Wednesday) at 21:53:46 +0100, ana wrote:
>
> Hi Mark,
> You wrote this on the htk list:
>
> -------
>
> I can provide free web hosting if you need it.  I maintain a biggish
> server (dual 2.8 GHz Xeons, 280 GB RAID-5 SCSI, 3 GB RAM) on a fast
> connection in Telehouse-1 in London that hosts many websites
> (including http://www.schnews.org/).  It's a Debian box with the usual
> stuff (Apache, PHP, perl, python, MySQL, blah, blah) and you can have
> shell (ssh) access if you want.  Maybe you've got server space already
> though?
>
> Also the domain transhack.org is available for registration which
> would be ideal for this purpose.
>
> Cheers,
> Mark.
>
> -----------
>
> Have you heard of Aktivix? wiki.aktivix.org. I am not a techie. But I
> would like something like sindominio (sindominio.net) happening in
> england/britain/whatever. People are talking about a proper server to
> provide email addresses and web hosting etc., because usually we get this
> riseup from the states... and they are quite loaded.
>
> currently the wiki and the email list are hosted in a home adsl
> connection, so we're already looking at a huge machine ... with big
> costs...
>
> would you host our website for now?
>
>
> --
> ana