QForge dead?

Seems like something's wrong. The link just been timing out for the past couple of days...

Hi Guys-

I'm back from skiing.  Froze my butt off, man was it cold.  

I'll take a look and see what's going on.

Btw Matt, I used to live in La Crosse.  :-)

Mike

Well, I've finally got the story together on what happened.

I was hosting QForge on a linux server cluster I had built.  It ran along quite smoothly for several months.  A few weeks ago, I prepared to switch hosting companies and started the conversion.  During the process, I forgot to move QForge.  This was due to my forgetfullness mostly, but also to the fact that I was sub-hosting the domain from my blog's account.  Thus, it didn't show up in the lists of domains.  Yeah, like I said, mainly my forgetfullness.

So, when I realized that I had forgotten, I went to go and revive the site.  Well, turns out my database backups stopped running back in September.  Yeah, don't ask.

Long story short, I contacted my hosting provider and they have a backup of the database.  I have all the files.  They are sending me the database this week.  So, QForge should be back up soon.

Thanks for your patience.

Hi all,

It seems that I'm not the only one who has recently discovered QCodo and is desperate to play with some of the extra components from QForge (I too am especially keen to try QAutocomplete).

Is there any chance that we could get these components co-hosted in the downloads section of this site? Community/project management should probably stay on QForge, but having an alternate download location for the latest version of each project could do no harm. One central repository for all things QCodo related seems sensible to me.

Is it possible?

Keep up the good work.

Cheers,
Len

Well, we're making progress I guess... The site's alive, but... yikes! Never seen so many php errors on one page :-)