Month: September 2026

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Squidge.org Short Downtime Sunday September 13th

Now that all THAT is done and things seem stable, tomorrow we’re going to have a short downtime to move the new Squidge.org server and all of its services back into our little datacenter. That means taking it down, disassembling a few things, and then reassembling them back in our garage datacenter. This will happen […]

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Squidge Status and Squidge Images Signup Information

Our final few items seem to have come and gone, so as of now, Squidge should be just fine. The Squidge IRC daemon is up and running, and has been validated. Host remains the same: squidge.org or irc.squidge.org, port 6667 Webmail is up and running just fine. We’re in the process of dealing with older […]

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Sympa/Mailing Lists Up and Running

On top of all other items that are once again running, all Sympa/Mailing lists are now populated and running. You can send messages and have them go out just like before. That said, our mail backup service (which holds email until it can be delivered to Squidge) is most likely caught up. So if you […]

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Squidge Upgrade: Status

The Squidge.org upgrade is mostly complete. For most people, you have access to what you need, from Squidge Image, the Jinjurly Archive, and other web services. Here’s a list of what I’m still working on, and why: Mailing lists: There are two parts to this that need attention and they are Mailing lists themselves: Email […]

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Squidge.org Extra Downtime + Reminder

In anticipation of tomorrow’s big downtime, I need to swap out a drive case so that we’re better situated for tomorrow’s upgrade. To do so, I’ll be taking down Squidge.org for a 15-30 minutes downtime today at 3pm Pacific Time. Doing this will make the preparation and build out of the new machine go faster […]

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