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--- sf-lug:resources_etc [2019-05-08T13:46:49+0000]
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+++ sf-lug:resources_etc [2019-05-10T01:53:26+0000]
michael_paoli More backups information.
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+====== SF-LUG Resources, etc. ======
+This is intended to track basic resources/information (most notably digital) of relevant to SF-LUG,\\
+and most notably information that might not otherwise be particularly easy to find (especially publicly).
+It's not intended to (redundantly - and perhaps not currently/accurately) provide information that's otherwise generally readily (and generally publicly) accessible,
+e.g. whois(1) data, basic DNS data, etc.
 ^Domain     ^Canonical?^Who has transfer, etc. access^Who has access to edit DNS zone master file          ^%%Notes/comments                                                 %%^
 |sf-lug.org |Y         |Jim Stockford, Michael Paoli |Michael Paoli, Jim Stockford, Grant Bowman, Rick Moen|%%<~=2004-08-13T12:59:41Z-- Canonical: http[s]://www.sf-lug.org/ %%|
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 |sflug.com  |N         |Al Whaley                    |Michael Paoli, Jim Stockford, Grant Bowman, Rick Moen|%%2019-04-11T18:20:31Z--                                         %%|
 |sflug.net  |N         |Al Whaley                    |Michael Paoli, Jim Stockford, Grant Bowman, Rick Moen|%%2019-04-11T18:20:33Z--                                         %%|
-The above doesn't include any prior ownership(s) of domain(s) where the domain(s) were owned by other than SF-LUG person(s).\\
+The above doesn't include any prior (or subsequent) ownership(s) of domain(s) where the domain(s) were owned by other than SF-LUG person(s).\\
 "transfer, etc. access" - has login access to make such changes with registrar
-Who has access to edit SF-LUG's web page(s):
+Who has access to edit SF-LUG's web page(s) (notwithstanding further below):\\
-Jim Stockford
+Jim Stockford\\
-Michael Paoli
+Michael Paoli\\
-Grant Bowman
+Grant Bowman\\
-Todd Hawley
+Todd Hawley\\
 Kim Davalos
+SF-LUG list:\\
+graciously hosted by Rick Moen on linuxmafia.com (see: [[http://linuxmafia.com/mailman/listinfo/sf-lug]], also see same for listadmin(s))\\
+Anything else on the linuxmafia.com site that might need attending to that listadmin(s) might not have access to change (e.g. other web pages related to SF-LUG):\\
+Rick Moen is sysadmin on that site (Michael Paoli may also have ysadmin access if host is on-line, but Rick is principal and primary sysadmin)
+Got Backups?\\
+The list mbox file (full archive) is publicly accessible
+rsync:%%//%%linuxmafia.com/sf-lug/sf-lug.mbox
+[[http://linuxmafia.com/pipermail/sf-lug.mbox/sf-lug.mbox]] -
+//anyone// with Internet access has access to back that up.\\
+At present, Michael Paoli (also?  Any others?) backs up the list mbox file to off-site, nominally overnightly.\\
+Also, from that backup and processing thereof, there is also publicly available RCS version control version of that file:
+[[http://www.sf-lug.org/sf-lug.mbox/RCS/sf-lug.mbox,v]]
+and backup copy of the file itself: [[http://www.sf-lug.org/sf-lug.mbox/sf-lug.mbox]]\\
+The (at least public) web pages - //anyone// with Internet access has access to back those up.\\
+mbox roster (not publicly accessible) - Michael Paoli backs that up to off-site, nominally overnightly - I believe Jim Stockford is also emailed that data weekly.\\
+SF-LUG web site/host (stuff not on the list host) - it is **NOT** an SF-LUG host, but does (also) host SF-LUG content,\\
+that host gets full off-site backups/rotations nominally monthly, also gets a single (repeatedly overwritten) full backup each time the host (virtual machine) migrates
+(typically about 4 to 6 times per month).
+Hardware?\\
+SF-LUG nominally owns a (loud, power hungry, relatively old) 1U server physical machine - not particularly suitable for residential operation (especially with non-deaf
+humans nearby).  It is in possession of Michael Paoli in - egad - residential location.  It mostly serves as physical host of VM that (also) hosts SF-LUG non-list content
+... but (noise!, power, ...) that's mostly left powered off and generally only powered up when the primary physical machine isn't/won't be available at that location
+(and the human(s) aren't around or are soon hoping to evacuate that location).

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