Re: Help in moving/archiving LTSP5 content

On 11/14/19 1:09 PM, Rolf-Werner Eilert wrote:
> 
> At the moment I am working on setting up a new website for our business, 
> so there is not much time left for another project. But IMHO for a 
> project like LTSP it is important to provide an up-to-date www.website 
> like so many other projects do (www.scribus.net, www.darktable.org...) 
> as a central reference point for users and people who are interested. 
> You can deviate users to github addresses from there, but there is a 
> central place for news and basic information.
> 
> So I liked www.ltsp.org very much, and it would be a shame to lose it. 
> What if we hire some server to let it point to and see if we can have it 
> resurect?
> 
> A simple jump server can be hired for 1 Euro/month, a virtual server 
> (like the one for my new website) costs 5 Euros. Would it help if I 
> hired it for the project? I could contribute something to a project 
> which has helped me ever so much over the last decade...


Go to https://epoptes.org
It's hosted on github and it's a "proper site" in a "proper domain".
Github provides the space and server, not the domain.

In a couple of weeks, https://ltsp.org will be the same.

The "www." prefix isn't used too much anymore, e.g. google for "github", 
you don't see www.github.com but just plain github.com.

Of course www.epoptes.org redirects to epoptes.org; it'll be the same 
for www.ltsp.org in the long term, after migration is done.

I do have a VPS, it's not a problem there. We don't need to rent a server.

The problem is that we do not have a web developer with enough time to 
maintain the site, so I'm trying to arrange it so that its maintenance 
takes as little time as possible.


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