On Mon, 25 Apr 2005, Jen Zed wrote:
On 4/25/05, Russell McOrmond <russell@flora.ca> wrote:
Do you have a domain name you will be pointing at this site?
James Linden registered http://www.projectgutenberg.ca/. Until recently, this pointed to a "coming soon" page, but now the URL is dead (and maybe his email address at this domain too?)
I see: http://www.openconcept.ca/whois.php?q=projectgutenberg.ca http://www.dnsreport.com/tools/dnsreport.ch?domain=projectgutenberg.ca Seems it can't connect to the mail servers, and I tried and I can't connect to the webserver. If he is already using @projectgutenberg.ca , then before any DNS is switched over I would need to have the email forwarding table. What we do is have a text file on the website which our email system automatically loads which has the mapping of username@domain to where it is then sent to.
James? Are you out there? Can you transfer / redirect the domain to the space on Russell's server?
We need to coordinate this if any services are already active to make sure that this is an "addition" and nothing already working gets lost in the shuffle. Would James be considered the technical lead for the project?
I also will repond differently to legal threats than other ISPs might -- I won't accept notice-and-takedown on copyright, but instead notice-and-notice-to-customer-and-CIPPIC.ca ;-)
Terrific. That's such a benefit for a project like this - having a host who understands and cares about the project.
I figured this would come in handy. I became an ISP for this type of reason, because I was continuously hosting projects where I wanted to ensure that the policies of any single upstream wouldn't cause problems for me. We are multi-homed with 3 Ottawa ISPs, one of them being a peer we have at OttIX.net -- Russell McOrmond, Internet Consultant: <http://www.flora.ca/> Boycott legacy Motion Picture and Recording Industries from April 24-30 http://www.digital-copyright.ca/node/view/786