Welcome to Gna!
This site is a central point for development, distribution and maintenance of Libre Software (Free Software) projects.
Gna! provides Source Code Repositories (CVS, GNU Arch, Subversion), Download Area, Web Pages, Mailing-Lists and Trackers (Bugs, Task, Support Requests, Patches). If you would like to use these facilities to host your project, then go to the Register new project menu entry that is displayed after login.
Most of the documentation is included in the pages themselves, the place where you are most likely to need it. If you want more information, take a look at the Cookbook for howtos or at the In Depth Savane User Guide for issues related to the web interface. If it is not helpful enough to you, fill a Support Request.
If you want to learn more about the Gna! project, its contributors, its policy or its history, please consult the About Gna! page. To be kept in the loop, we suggest that you subscribe to the low traffic list named news.
The hardware of Gna! is provided by FSF France and the bandwidth is offered by Bearstech. The platform is powered by the Savane software.
posted by zerodeux, Wednesday 03/04/2009 at 21:07 CET - 0 replies
A failed disk - which was already offline - was changed tonight. While this operation should have been a discrete 10min downtime, a memory module decided to go on strike and prevented the server to boot again at this precise moment. We had to remove the faulty module pair and will live temporarily with less RAM and maybe some performance penalty.
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posted by zerodeux, Tuesday 11/18/2008 at 08:39 CET - 0 replies
The main server for Gna! (subversion, cvs, downloads and such) experienced read error on a disk starting around 17:00 CEST. After a reboot, the situation degraded again to permanent media errors around 0:30 CEST on this tuesday morning.
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posted by zerodeux, Friday 09/19/2008 at 15:17 CEST - 0 replies
We have moved all Gna! services to a new server and a new colocation on Monday sept 15th around 4PM. The service was running again at 7PM, but due to DNS errors on our side (and bad planning, we were in a bit of a hurry), the service was only fully online on Tuesday 16th around 11PM.
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posted by yeupou, Sunday 05/18/2008 at 10:50 CEST - 0 replies
Due to Debian Security Announces 1571 and 1576, some SSL certificates and SSH host key were renewed.
You are welcome to check your own SSH keys with ...
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posted by yeupou, Thursday 01/03/2008 at 12:52 CET - 0 replies
Gna! is now four years old :)
The whole team wish you an happy new year.
We reminds you that you can support us by donations to FSF France or contributing on your free time. We're looking for extra system administrators and SVN ...
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posted by loic, Friday 10/26/2007 at 19:07 CEST - 0 replies
Hi,
The old GNA! hardware was replaced entirely. The total operation lasted about 3 hours. If you ever experience a problem and feel it may be related to the hardware migration, please fill a support request at https://gna.org/support/?group=admi...
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posted by loic, Thursday 10/25/2007 at 15:16 CEST - 0 replies
[Update: the downtime was previously scheduled 22 Oct 4pm and rescheduled because of the strikes in french transportation]
Hi,
In order to help prevent hardware failure in the future, the GNA! hardware will be upgraded 26 October 2007, at 4pm CEST (i.e. 4pm GMT+2).
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posted by loic, Tuesday 10/16/2007 at 20:40 CEST - 0 replies
The timestamps of the SVN and CVS daily backups (dumps and snapshots) were temporarily lost during the recovery of the hardware failure. These timestamps are not compromising the integrity of the data in any way. Their only purpose is to show the last time a project was modified.
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posted by loic, Monday 10/15/2007 at 04:13 CEST - 0 replies
A machine died because of a power supply failure Saturday afternoon. It has been replaced by a new one Sunday morning. The disks of the old machine were extracted and their content uploaded to the new hardware.
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