[Gambas-user] Gambasdoc.org hosting (wiki)

[Benoît Minisini]

> Hi, my name is Rob Kudla.  I've been providing hosting for the Gambas
> wiki at gambasdoc.org for about 6 years.  The wiki needs a new host.
> 
> The Gambas wiki is currently running on a pre-2.0 release of Gambas,
> because the operating system on which our host runs is too old for anything
> newer to compile.  Benoit has been hamstrung by this limitation for a
> couple of years now.  My company has had a new server ready to be put
> online with a new local colocation provider for several years, but said
> provider has been dragging their feet.  Even the replacement server may be
> out of date by the time we finally get it online.  (Not looking for any
> business advice here.  If all we wanted was web and mail hosting, we could
> get that right now from a thousand different places.  We have additional
> requirements.)
> 
> I myself haven't used Gambas for a project in several years.  Nearly all
> the code I write is for web or mobile applications now.  My clients are
> more interested in mobile and web apps than desktop apps, and I've done
> more in Java than Gambas recently.  Until someone recently asked a question
> about the Regexp component I wrote long ago, I didn't even have gambas2
> installed on my main machine.
> 
> Given all that, is there anyone with web space on a host on which Benoit
> can have shell access, capable of running current Gambas releases, and
> would be willing to work with Benoit to get a copy of the wiki running
> under Apache?  Once everything is working well, I'd transfer ownership of
> the gambasdoc.org/.com domain names to Benoit.  Currently it takes about
> 300MB of disk space, mysql access and 2.4 million hits per month totaling
> 15GB of transfer (based on Apache logs; actual transfer should be less than
> that).  While I can't speak for Benoit, I would prefer that it continue to
> be ad-free, as it's always been.
> 
> If anyone can take this over, please let me and/or Benoit know.
> 
> Thanks
> Rob
> 

Mmm. Not a lot of answers...

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Benoît Minisini