Hi, bad news -- I was in the server room where netz.smurf.noris.de is hosted, and one of my disks doesn't sound too healthy.
In other words: *Now* would be a good time, for those of you who are still using it for locoteam hosting, to move off my system. There are three alternatives: - Hosting by ubuntu-eu => [EMAIL PROTECTED] - Hosting by Canonical => https://wiki.ubuntu.com/LoCoHosting - Find your own hosting. DNS service for loco teams is also affected: it will move to master.ubuntu-eu.org. Teams will be able to update their zones dynamically. Dynamic zone updates depend on a shared secret, which I'll generate per domain. Everybody who wants to admin their own zone: please send a GPG-signed email, stating which domain you're responsible for. If your GPG key is not in the web of Trust yet, *now* would be a very good time to find somebody to sign it. If it's not uploaded to the key servers yet, please do so: gpg --send-keys --keyserver keyserver.ubuntu.com <YOUR-KEY-ID> There are a number of tools available for "real" dynamic DNS (that is, you use the DNS system itself to update your entries, not a web server); I have a nice Perl script for doing it. I'll send that to people, along with The Secret. Timeframe: I'll be on vacation for the next two weeks, starting Wednesday evening. (Yes, I know --- the timing sucks.) I'll do the DNS reorganization as soon as I get back. If the machine should die, we do have current backups (available online); the externally-visible DNS service is provided by noris network <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, who'll be able to make interim changes. They'll definitely not accept update requests from random people, though. ;-) -- Matthias Urlichs | {M:U} IT Design @ m-u-it.de | [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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