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The BerliOS project

The goal of BerliOS is to provide support for different interest groups in the area of Open Source Software (OSS). Our aim is to fulfil a neutral mediator function. The target groups of BerliOS are on one hand the developers and users of Open Source Software and on the other hand manufacturers of OSS operating systems and applications as well as support companies.

BerliOS: Technical improvements and cooperation with SourceForge

Dear BerliOS developers and users,

Since announcing that BerliOS will continue to operate, the BerliOS team has worked hard to improve the portal. Among the technical improvements at BerliOS is the new NFS file server with increased storage capacity. The transfer of other services to the new hardware is in progress. In addition, automatic snapshots were introduced, so that accidentally deleted files can be restored easily by the user. Snaphots are available every hour, every week and every month under /net/nfs-bd/vol1/.zfs/snapshot.

In order to guarantee safe operation and maintain download availability to the user, BerliOS needed mirror servers. For this purpose, a cooperation agreement was signed with SourceForge. The main focus of the collaboration is to utilize SourceForge’s global mirror network for BerliOS downloads. Primary and secondary SourceForge mirrors are available for BerliOS users as of February 18th, 2012. Moreover, for each BerliOS project there is now a corresponding project website available on SourceForge under the URL http://sourceforge.net/projects/${name}.berlios/. This makes it possible to load files, even if the BerliOS project server is offline. An automatic redirection to the local BerliOS Download Server is provided:

- at a total black-out of SourceForge,
- if a file can not be found on the mirror, or
- if a download is requested from a U.S. export embargo country.

All downloads on SourceForge can be reviewed using the new comprehensive statistics package at SourceForge. A sample project is available at http://sourceforge.net/projects/avidemux.berlios/files, and sum statistics can be found under https://sourceforge.net/projects/avidemux.berlios/files/stats/timeline.

The BerliOS Community is currently drafting a statute which will create a clear structure of the future Association that will govern the operation of the platform. You'll find all the details on the creation of this association on the BerliOS Mailing list: https://lists.berlios.de/mailman/listinfo/berlios-verein.

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