Scala-tools.org is back online

Folks,
scala-tools.org is back online.  Hudson is not building and we're not pulling from EPFL, so nightlies are not happening.  This will be rectified over the weekend.
The machine running scala-tools.org, liftweb.net and wiki.liftweb.net was not configured properly.  I did not have a firewall and port 25 was left open and was an open relay.  I was notified on Saturday that the machine was responsible for redistribution of some mail containing viruses.  At the point that I was notified, I shut down the mail server.  However, the machine become the target of what appears to be a denial of service attack.  See the attached graphs indicating that the machine was saturating its 100mbps bandwidth.
I have taken the offending machine off-line and I mounted its disks on another machine and removed the static contents.  I have not been able to reboot the machine to pull its MySQL contents and thus am not able to put wiki.liftweb.net online.
I will get a static version of the liftweb.net site up in the next day or two, but wiki.liftweb.net will wait until I can boot the machine in isolation (in the event that it was compromised) and dump the wiki.liftweb.net database.  I expect that the Lift-related sites will be fully functional by Tuesday 4/14.  Note that I'm on vacation this week and the incident cut significantly into fun time with the family.
Going forward, I'm planning to do a couple of things:

• Isolate the layers of the machine running scala-tools.org such that the administration of the machine is different from the functioning of scala-tools.org
• Create a stand-alone Hudson build machine that is separate from scala-tools.org so one can be administered without the other
• Create Xen snapshots of Hudson build machines that will be able to build untrusted code from untrusted repositories (this will help with GitHub integration)
• Have a couple of scala-tools.org mirrors so that even if one of the machines goes down, the others will be available
• Create a team of people, all of whom can take care of the various parts of scala-tools.org so that it's not all about me and DavidB

Relating to the last item, if you're interested in being part of the scala-tools.org administration team, please contact me privately.  I hope to get this effort rolling the week of April 20th.  If you've got bandwidth and disk space available to be a scala-tools.org mirror, please contact me off-list as well.  I'm especially interested in people with machines on the east coast of the USA, in Europe, and in Asia.
Sorry for the inconvenience.
David
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