The biggest excuse has been my lack of time. I had to get a couple chapters written for an upcoming book, then I had in-laws drop in unexpectantly. Thankfully though, after this weekend's visit to another set of inlaws I should have more free time before I need to start doing some tech editing for yet another book. There is also the issue of moving download.fedoralegacy.org. I don't want to make any changes to the current one as rsync is off and httpd is severely throttled.
You could promote the usage of mirror sites (assuming they still have rsync access) by updating the apt mirror selection files.
Once the new
system comes online, then I can make the changes (push the updates) that need to happen. I plan on devoting my free time to Legacy work. There is a lot in the queue that needs to be released, so those are top priority. I am very sorry about the delay, wasn't expecting it. We also need to ramp up for RHL9 support. I'll be building the RHL9 tree on download when the new one comes up.
This begs the question: what is preventing the new system from coming online? Is it that you haven't had time to set it up?
John
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