I’ve finally added the old material from the previous incarnation of the site.
It’s one of those tasks you hate doing, as it’s fraught with opportunity for
error and really messing up the site. I was looking at a post somewhere else on
migrating a Drupal 6 site to WordPress 2 and thought there was a way to do the
work, install a fairly old WordPress on a different machine, grab the old
backup I made before the migration and upgrade that to Drupal 6 and follow the
procedure and then upgrade the WordPress install. It worked, or at least as
well as could be expected. I did lose the authors of a couple of posts, and I
need to go back and see if they re-registered with the site so I can change
them back. At present all old posts are authored by ocuug.
That just about wraps it up for BSDCan 2012. Mark your calendars for BSDCan 2013, May 15-18 I think. I saw it on the screen today, but didn’t write it down. The only events left are social in nature and happen tomorrow.
PGCon is next week as well for those who are looking for a good conference on Postgres.
Short summary: Lots of good information. I realized today how woefully ignorant I am with respect to ZFS functionality. Some of the things I saw today were quite inspiring and I will have to convert my web server over to a BSD base. I think it’s time to (re)learn a lot of things I thought I was familiar with.
Well. the conference itself anyway. The two days of tutorials are over, the initial pub night is complete, registration packs have been handed out and people have been seen in conference T-shirts.
There is still time to come out and register. Two full days of conference events as shown below:
BSDCan 2012 Schedule
Just reminding folks that BSDCan is getting underway on Wednesday with the first day of tutorials.
It appears that the mailing list functionality has been restored and we can now post to the list again.
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Just a reminder that May 10th is our next meeting. As this coincides with BSDCan, we will be having our meeting at the
Royal Oak on Laurier near the University of Ottawa. This will be a very social meeting, as people from all over will be there as conference attendees. Come out and meet old friends and make a few new ones. Registration for the conference and registration packages handouts will also be happening at the same time.