Alexander Thurgood wrote:
"USERS BEWARE : the extensions site
appears to be currently suffering from availability issues", etc, this
does not actually solve the underlying problem. A quick whois tells me
that the servers are registered to Sun (no surprise there), so we remain
dependent on the goodwill of an Oracle (Sun) controlled server to be
able to continue to access extensions.
The Extensions server is not owned or operated by Oracle, but by the
Oregon State University Open Source Lab. At least, it used to be this
way and I have no indications that this has changed. I don't exactly
know what kind of whois you ran, but
$ host extensions.services.openoffice.org
extensions.services.openoffice.org is an alias for oooapps.osuosl.org.
oooapps.osuosl.org has address 140.211.166.72
Are our resources so constrained that we can not, could not, provide
such an infrastructure ourselves ?
Thorsten Bosbach from Oracle made a huge effort to port the Templates
and Extensions websites to Drupal 6 (they currently run the obsolete and
not so scalable Drupal 5), see
http://openoffice.org/projects/extensions/lists/websites/archive/2011-04/message/2
Originally, these were scheduled to replace the Drupal 5 sites this
month; I don't know when and if this will actually happen, but this
would be the way to go.
Regards,
Andrea.
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