Sorry for my tardy response; travelling followed by 18 hour catch-up days. Bart Massey at nearby Portland State University offered to take responsibility for dirvish. I gave him a server image, and server access. I haven't heard from him for a while. I presume he will read this and respond.
I'm too busy to do much more than keep the moin-moin server running. I hesitate to provide access to someone I don't know well. But if Bart is overwhelmed I'll hire some local sysadmin help to help make a clean and secure transfer to another site. Everyone (including myself) loves dirvish the way it is, "EXCEPT for this small change". Different small changes for everyone, some of them actually quite drastic. The fraught part of the handover is the worry that the new owner will piss in the soup until he likes the flavor, and everyone else will hate the changes. I'm hoping the new owner will offer the ancient perl/rsync version forever, and fork any significant changes to a new branch. Call the new branch "hsivrid" if they change to a push server model. Keith P.S. Pardon the "he" pronoun; a competent new owner may have any gender, or none. In my limited experience, guys are more likely to use their wedding tackle inappropriately, especially as a thinking device. -- Keith Lofstrom [email protected] _______________________________________________ Dirvish mailing list [email protected] http://www.dirvish.org/mailman/listinfo/dirvish
