The website is down

[unixino]

[albertbronsky]

The project's website has been down for several days. I guess the hosting company shut it down because the payment was overdue.

I am working on solving this issue - but there is little I can do until I regain access to my father's hosting account. For this, I will most likely need physical access to his work computer, which I will have in June when I am back home.

Sorry for the inconvenience.

[albertbronsky]

I have fixed the website (https://sk1project.net) and it is operational again.

Unfortunately, old hosting company wiped everything clean, and I had been restoring everything from the backups I found on my father's computer, so there are some parts still missing (such as Downloads, nightly builds, etc.).

I will fix it as soon as I figure out how did it work before and where are those missing files.

[ThePirate42]

@albertbronsky
I don't know if this can help you, but the wayback machine has backups of most of the site, downloads comprised.

I have fixed the website

It's great news, @albertbronsky!

I will fix it as soon as I figure out how did it work before and where are those missing files.

As I understand he used Docker (hosted on PC or somewhere online?) + https://github.com/sk1project-build-bot + Travis CI

• https://github.com/sk1project-build-bot/sk1-wx/blob/master/.travis.yml
• https://github.com/sk1project-build-bot/sk1-wx/blob/master/bbox.py

  BuildBox is designed to be used alongside Docker.

[albertbronsky]

As I understand he used Docker (hosted on PC or somewhere online?) + https://github.com/sk1project-build-bot + Travis CI

Thanks, I have access to his Travis account, but for some reason every build has been failing since May. I will look into this.

Thanks, I have access to his Travis account

Great! Also, are you got access to @sk1project account?

As fo Travis CI, I suppose it also requires to migrate travis-ci.org to travis-ci.com:

0. Actual: https://travis-ci.org/github/sk1project-build-bot/sk1-wx/
1. 
2. TODO: https://docs.travis-ci.com/user/migrate/open-source-repository-migration
   

[albertbronsky]

Great! Also, are you got access to @sk1project account?

Yes, I have access to it.

As fo Travis CI, I suppose it also requires to migrate travis-ci.org to travis-ci.com:

I am aware of it, but the problem is that I don't have access to @sk1project-build-bot GitHub account which is needed to sign in into Travis CI (I previously said that I had access to his Travis account but that turned out to be another account which is not related to sK1 builds - sorry for the confusion).

I am working on this issue with GitHub Support now.

I previously said that I had access to his Travis account but that turned out to be another account which is not related to sK1 builds - sorry for the confusion

As you has full access to @sk1project, I suppose it would be possible to setup Travis-CI (as separate account) to move all build bots to actual repos (without keeping it separately as forks).

Otherwise it would be possible (as temporary solution) to deploy @sk1project's Travis CI build artifacts on GitHub as continuos release artifacts using uploadtool:

• https://github.com/probonopd/uploadtool

What you think, @albertbronsky?

Cast @maxim-s-barabash

[Flashwalker]

Site works but downloads are not.
Found workaround here https://web.archive.org/web/20210325030544/https://sk1project.net/sk1/download/

Found workaround here https://web.archive.org/web/20210325030544/https://sk1project.net/sk1/download/

JFTR, Those 2.0rc4 builds are outdated, so may include some issues already fixed in 2.0rc5 (master).