Re: [Savannah-help-public] http://www.nongnu.org/duplicity/

[Sylvain Beucler]

Hi,

I don't know who is behind duplicity, but certainly not us :)

We're the Savannah administration, hosting this project (among
others), not developing it.

-- 
Sylvain

On Fri, Jun 17, 2005 at 10:55:24PM +0200, Bill Squire {billsf} wrote:
> 
> 
> Hi GNU,
> 
> Don't fully understand it legally, but I'm a big fan of it for personal
> use. My platform of choice is FreeBSD-6 on the opteron. I find it eligantly
> simple to deal with and have even put together a Linux distribution on it.
> Its not just binary compatibility, but real Gentoo Linux with a bit of the
> RedHat stuff thrown in, rpm's, et. al.
> 
> Will whoever is behind duplicity, please get in touch with me? Someone new
> might be what it takes to get out many of those bugs. Some seem very
> familiar. 
> 
> Anyone here in Holland? I have quite some reputation as a decent hacker
> here, something that was destroying me in the US years ago. We are peddling
> this stuff now: <http://www.ahsay.com/en/home/online-backup.htm> Notice
> the use of the depricated '.htm' suffix. I managed to get some source a
> couple months ago. Let me tell you its a Chinese puzzel based on Apache
> Jakarta Tomcat. I got it reasonable stable now, but the company sences
> something is up. Yes, I have a very nice project to share, but on a "Free
> as in beer" BSD style license. I will likely present it at WTH in Holland
> at the end of next month.
> 
> You've seen it all before, but never like this! Its a virtual server that
> works. Its a growing cluster and a huge market. I think duplicity might
> be the thing. :)
> 
> BillSF
> 
> Bill Squire
> Electrical Engineer (Inventor of the first wlan) 
> (with a passion for nice software)
> Calyx Internet BV
> Amsterdam, NL
> 
> <http://www.calyx.nl/> <--- Needs updating too......
> 
> <http://cuba.calyx.nl/> <--- This is a virtual server.
> 
> poke arround 213.130.163.32/27 and soon (.163.192/26) Have a fast 
> connection, impressed? Not? It 'free' as in beer and I getting rich with
> these things. As if No Wires Needed and FinalScratch aren't cool enough.