Heh. Does anyone remember who owns the "spambayes.org" domain? I
don't. Despite the decline of active development, spambayes still has
some loyal users, and spambayes.org is (I think) worth keeping around
as a resource for them.
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From: SourceForge.net <notices(a)slashdotmedia.com>
Date: Wed, Feb 7, 2018 at 5:18 PM
Subject: ACTION REQUIRED -- SourceForge Network Update for spambayes.org
To: tim.peters(a)gmail.com
Hello, admin of SourceForge project spambayes:
Due to upcoming network changes at SourceForge, the IP address for hosting
spambayes.org will soon change. Because DNS for your site is managed outside of
our network, you will need to log into your domain name's respective DNS control
panel and update its IP address to point to our new network. We recommend
performing this update as soon as possible to prevent downtime for your site.
The former IP addresses will be retired no later than February 14, 2018.
Please see the settings below and update the records for your domain
accordingly. If you have any questions, don't hesitate to contact us at
sfnet_ops(a)slashdotmedia.com
Updated DNS Settings for spambayes.org:
A-Record 216.105.38.10
If any of these are subdomains (like 'www.') then we recommend using a CNAME
instead of A record.
CNAME vhost.sourceforge.net.
If your DNS provider has a feature that lets you create an "A" record from a
domain name (sometimes called an "ANAME" virtual record) you can use
vhost.sourceforge.net for the root of a domain.
Our documentation for hosting custom domains is at
https://sourceforge.net/p/forge/documentation/Custom%20VHOSTs/
Thank you for your understanding and continued support,
--
SourceForge DevOps & Support
sfnet_ops(a)slashdotmedia.com
