PROSA east and west made a generous donation towards new server equipment. We are truly grateful for this support, which will be used in a future upgrade to our network setup.
Dotsrc.org (formerly SunSITE.dk) is a not-for-profit organization providing a variety of services to the open source community. The primary services offered by us are the mirroring of popular open source software, irc and usenet access.
Dotsrc.org is a completely non-commercial project, powered by sponsored hardware, and driven by a group of volunteers.
We can be contacted via mail to staff@dotsrc.org (usually the preferred way) and via IRCNet, channel #dotsrc.
Our main sponsors are:
Service Disruption
Disk failure
We are experiencing a disk failure. Which are causing NGINX to return occasional 500 Internal Server Error codes.
We are aware of the issue and are working to procure a replacement harddrive.
Service Downtime
Equipment relocation
Service Outage
ETA: Fixed
We are currently experiencing an unexpected outage across all mirrors, and are currently investigating.
Update 2022-07-27T12:30:00+02:00: We have identified and fixed the cause of the outage, service is now fully restored. Sorry for any inconvenience this may have caused.
Power Outage
We are currently experiencing a power outage in Aalborg, and are therefore down. We are sorry for the inconvenience this causes and hope that power will be back soon.
Update: The outage has been resolved.
Mirrors as Onion Service
We now provide our mirrors as an onion service!
Connectivity Issues
We are currently experiencing issues with our internet connection, which may cause connection failures. From our testing this is only limited to IPv4.
We will update this post when we know more.
Update 2022-02-10T21:13:55+02:00: It should now be possible to connect again via IPv4. The issues was a configuration error at our ISP.
We would like thank DeiC for helping us resolve the issue this quickly.
Tor exits online!
Dotsrc is now hosting Tor exit nodes!
Thanks to DeiC for being LIR and upstream, and to Henrik Kramselund for letting us use some of his IPv4 addresses.
More information about the relays can be found here.