From: Victor B. <vi...@fu...> - 2006-09-08 07:14:41
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Hi Mantis Users, The official Mantis website has been migrated to http://www.mantisbugtracker.com. [^] Please updated your links to refer to the new site. Bugs - http://bugs.mantisbugtracker.com Forums - http://forums.mantisbugtracker.com Manual - http://manual.mantisbugtracker.com The URLs should typically match the old ones. All what you need to change is mantisbt.org to mantisbugtracker.com. Why Change? I've been trying to get in touch with Ken Ito (the original author of Mantis) for about a year now unsuccessfully. I originally had access to the FTP site but not the server which was owned by Ken and a friend. The server has recently crashed and when the backups were restored but the access rights were not setup correctly. This caused features like attachments not to work any more. I've also lost my write access to the FTP server. After the crash, I've tried to contact Ken again via email (the 3 emails I have for him), phone number, DNS company, etc. I've failed to get in touch with him. I had no option other than to move the website to a different server, but unfortunately, I was unable to re-direct the mantisbt.org to point to the new server (since this is controlled by Ken). If I manage to get in touch with Ken in the future, we will re-direct both domains to point to the up-to-date server. Due to the lack of write access to FTP of mantisbt.org, I will attempt to disable the functionality of the site in whatever way I can through the web interface. This is to avoid visitors from visiting mantisbt.org and assuming that it is the active site. Visitors who have registered on the bugtracker during the last week may need to re-register on the new site. As for how this will affect the project going forward, it's business as usual. Ken has discontinued interest in the project for about 3 years now. Thanks for your understanding... Regards, Victor |