MacPorts Site

[Randall Wood]

Navigate to https://svn.macosforge.org/projects/bogus-project and you  
will find a list of projects on the macosforge.org svn/trac servers.   
Note that most of those projects are using the macosforge.org  
wordpress server as well, but with different domain names (see http:// 
webkit.org). Google the project to find its homepage.

Listening to other threads on this mailing list, it seems that  
macosforge was not prepared for the amount of traffic it hosts, and  
may have killed its own presence and stopped other projects from  
jumping on until after its infrastructure problems have been solved.

On 22 Oct 2006, at 19:24, James Cornell wrote:

> A better question is why has the macosforge.org site been down for  
> a month?  Those kernel sources are sort of important for a lot of  
> people doing low-level development; you can only get the "PPC"  
> version which probably lacks pieces from opensource.apple.com.   
> Amongst other projects not available because of it being down for  
> such a long time.  I think Apple has played a media game and shut  
> it down just as opendarwin.org did.
>
> James Cornell
> On Oct 22, 2006, at 3:52 AM, Randall Wood wrote:
>
>> Is the MacPorts site going to be migrated over from opendarwin.org  
>> or are we just waiting for when that gets turned off like the  
>> opendarwin.org wiki was?
>>
>> If it is going to be migrated, what can I do to help?
>>
>> Randall Wood
>> rhwood at mac.com
>>
>> "The rules are simple: The ball is round. The game lasts 90  
>> minutes. All the
>> rest is just philosophy."
>>
>>
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Randall Wood
rhwood at mac.com

"The rules are simple: The ball is round. The game lasts 90 minutes.  
All the
rest is just philosophy."