[pydstool-users] Did anyone happen to download the old PyDSTool wiki files?

[Rob C. <rob...@gm...>]

Hi list members,

As you may have noticed, last year the PyDSTool wiki server crashed at
my former place of employment, Cornell University. For various
administrative and technical reasons that I do not properly
understand, all the data was irretrievably lost. I have only a less
recent backup of the entire Wiki, which is probably a year or more
old. Although that covers almost all of the pages, there were many
minor but important edits in many pages that I have no record or
memory of. It occurred to me to ask the users list in case anyone made
a copy of the wiki for their own use offline in the past 12 months. If
you have and wouldn't mind zipping up the files to send to me, I would
be most grateful. They can even be in html or PDF format, if that's
all you have.

Also, I hope to put out another bug fix release in the near future. My
research and teaching duties make my support for this software less
rigorous and occasionally less careful than I would prefer. (I am the
only active maintainer.) This has become harder since the entire SVN
repository records were also lost in the Cornell server crash, and I
have not yet had the time to commit to a new version control system
and implement it. Thank you for bearing with me while I fix some of
the silly mistakes that have crept in while trying to fix other
inter-related features! I do appreciate when you offer suggestions for
fixing issues that arise, as that helps me respond to them more
rapidly.

Regards,
Rob

-- 
Robert Clewley, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor
Neuroscience Institute and
Department of Mathematics and Statistics
Georgia State University
PO Box 5030
Atlanta, GA 30302, USA

tel: 404-413-6420 fax: 404-413-5446
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