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                        "*": "'''NB''': ''All the information provided here-in about the fysh.org services is made available on a best-effort basis.  If you're in in doubt as to if the information provided here is up to date please check the 'last modified' entry at the bottom of, or the History link at the top of, the page.''\n\n'''Reef will cease to exist some time after 29th June 2013 as we have now migrated services to [[stream.fysh.org]].'''\n\n= The Fysh Server Called Reef =\n\nreef.fysh.org is a Dell R210 that we have rented from [http://www.redstation.co.uk/ Redstation] since 3rd March 2010.  It runs [http://www.debian.org/ Debian] Linux and its sole purpose is to run [http://www.linux-kvm.org/ KVM] guests.  Currently it runs [[lake.fysh.org]] and [[guppy.fysh.org]] in this manner."
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                        "*": "'''NB''': ''All the information provided here-in about the fysh.org services is made available on a best-effort basis.  If you're in in doubt as to if the information provided here is up to date please check the 'last modified' entry at the bottom of, or the History link at the top of, the page.''\n\n= The Fysh Server Called River =\n\n[[river.fysh.org]] is currently a KVM-hosted virtual machine running on [[stream.fysh.org]], a server rented from and hosted by [http://www.ovh.co.uk/ OVH].  This is paid for via subscriptions charged to the principal users of the machine.  Any queries about payments, or obtaining an account, should be directed to [[Mike Ashton]].\n\nThe machine generally runs the current Stable version of the [http://www.debian.org/ Debian] distribution of [http://www.linux.org/ Linux]. The majority of the software installed on it is that which is directly supported by Debian, as this makes day-to-day administration and keeping things up to date very easy.  We will, however, install software by hand if sufficient need is demonstrated.  Our aim is to offer a ''stable'' service first and foremost, so don't necessarily expect cutting-edge versions of software.\n\n''Note that this is a 64-bit installation, with some 32-bit compatibility libraries''. If you're trying to get something to work from source yourself you might encounter problems if it is not 100% 64-bit clean.  You can try compiling with the '-m32' flag, but it would be best to get the source fixed.\n\nBetween [[river.fysh.org]] and [[stickelback.fysh.org]] we provide a wide range of services, ranging from email and web pages, through hosting of domains to the more esoteric such as [http://www.goteamspeak.com/ TeamSpeak] servers.\n\n== IPv4 vs IPv6 Connectivity==\nAs of 2023-03-11 we once more have an IPv6 AAAA DNS record for [[river.fysh.org]].  In case we find reason to remove that in the future, there is also now river46.fysh.org which has both A and AAAA records, thus allowing user to decide which connectivity options they want to allow through using the appropriate hostname.\n\n{| class=\"wikitable\" style=\"text-align: center;\"\n|+ river.fysh.org hostnames and choosing IPv4 vs IPv6 resolution\n|-\n!Hostname !!IPv4 / A Record !!IPv6 / AAAA record\n|-\n| river.fysh.org || Y || Y\n|-\n| river6.fysh.org || N || Y\n|-\n| river46.fysh.org || Y || Y\n|}\n\n==Problems, Queries, Requests==\nIf you have a problem with, or a query about, any of the services on fysh.org, or would like to request an additional service, please send email to [mailto:root@fysh.org The Fyshy Admin].\n\n==Current Supported Services==\n\n* [[Mail|Mail]]\n* [[Shell Accounts|Shell Accounts]]\n* [[DNS|DNS / Domains]]\n* [[News|Usenet / NetNews]]\n* [[FTP|FTP]]\n* [[Databases|Databases]]\n\nNote that the following services are now on separate machines:\n\n* [[Web|Web Services]] on [[stickelback.fysh.org]]\n\n= History =\nInitially fysh.org was intended to be primarily for the benefit of certain graduates from [http://www.warwick.ac.uk The University of Warwick]'s [http://www.dcs.warwick.ac.uk/ Department of Computer Science] who were just some of the self-proclaimed [[Fysh]].  Indeed it was initially hosted, as the server crucigera.fysh.org, in the office of a friendly member of Warwick DCS staff. Since then it's been hosted for free on various DSL lines (even before those were offered publically in the UK) and at the premises of a few companies with which one of the Fyshy Admin had associations at the time before finally settling down as a paid-for dedicated server rented from [http://www.uk2.net/ UK2.net].\n\n[[bowl.fysh.org]] took over from [[crucigera.fysh.org]] in June 2001 after repeated hardware problems with the latter.  The main server kept that name through another hardware change or two, including the move to the rented machine from UK2.net (where the hard disks have had to be moved to fresh hardware at least once).\n\nIn November 2007 we suffered a successful hack attack against [[bowl.fysh.org]], and as a result started running services in VMware instances.  We renamed the machine itself to [[tank.fysh.org]] and brought up an initial four VMware instances: [[bowl.fysh.org]], [[www.fysh.org]], [[dns.fysh.org]] and [[surfers.fysh.org]].  This rapidly proved to be too much for the hardware to cope with.  We put Surfers back on [[bowl.fysh.org]] along with DNS (now chrooted) so as to run only two VMware instances.  However this was still too much for the machine to cope with and things were further exacerbated when [[tank.fysh.org]] developed new hardware problems.  This gave us the final push to move to [http://www.panix.com/ PANIX].\n\nSo, starting from 13th March 2008 we been used two Virtual Co-locations with [http://www.panix.com/ PANIX].  The first of these was [[pond.fysh.org]] which runs the majority of services.  The second was [[fyn.fysh.org]] which handles [[Web|Web Services]].\n\nBy early 2010 we were encountering some problems with running newer kernels on the PANIX V-Colos so decided to change back to a dedicated machine on which we'd run virtualisation ourselves.  This lead to us renting a new machine, [[reef.fysh.org]] from [http://www.redstation.co.uk/ Redstation].  We then use [http://www.linux-kvm.org/ KVM] to run two virtual machines, [[lake.fysh.org]] which replaced [[pond.fysh.org]], and [[guppy.fysh.org]] which replaced [[fyn.fysh.org]].  We migrated to these new machines during the evening of 8th March 2010.\n\nIn June 2013 the Fyshy Admins decided that the Redstation server was no longer value for money and decided to move to OVH.  This lead to us renting [[stream.fysh.org]].  We continued to use [http://www.linux-kvm.org/ KVM] to run virtual machines for user-facing services, this time via [http://libvirt.org/index.html libvirt].  The two VMs are [[river.fysh.org]], which replaced [[lake.fysh.org]], and [[stickelback.fysh.org]], which replaced [[guppy.fysh.org]].  This move was completed on 29th June 2013.\n\nIn July 2015 it was time to move to better hardware (and away from failing hard disks).  So some initial work was done to move all services onto an OVH 'FailOver' IP which can be moved between servers within OVH.  Once that was completed a new machine was rented and work carried out in early August 2015 to move to it.  This culminated in services all being moved to the new machine on 9th August 2015.  As this mostly entailed just copying the exact same VMs over to the new machine, and then switching the FailOver IP to point at it instead, no new machine names resulted from this move."
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