This file lists the major pieces of project infrastructure and "official" roles, and the people who have volunteered to take responsibility for them.
| Service | Provider | Cost (yearly) | Cost (monthly) | Primary Volunteer | Secondary Volunteer |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Linux Foundation |
Chris Radek |
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Name Cheap |
$35.00 |
$2.92 |
Chris Radek |
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Digital Ocean |
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DreamHost |
$108.00 |
$9.00 |
Steve Padnos |
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DreamHost |
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Digital Ocean |
$144.00 |
$12.00 |
Seb Kuzminsky |
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forum moderators |
(various) |
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Seb Kuzminsky |
Seb Kuzminsky |
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Seb Kuzminsky |
Seb Kuzminsky |
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Seb Kuzminsky |
Seb Kuzminsky |
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github |
Chris Radek |
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github |
Chris Radek |
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#linuxcnc |
LiberaChat |
Chris Radek |
Seb Kuzminsky |
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#linuxcnc-devel |
LiberaChat |
Chris Radek |
Seb Kuzminsky |
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#linuxcnc-board |
LiberaChat |
Chris Radek |
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#linuxcnc-meet |
LiberaChat |
Chris Radek |
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emc-developers list |
SourceForge |
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emc-users list |
SourceForge |
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Seb Kuzminsky |
Chris Radek |
LinuxCNC has a Linux Sublicense Agreement from the Linux foundation (linuxfoundation.org / linuxmark.org).
License number: 20111229-0372
This does not require any registration or maintenance, simply using the trademark in public asserts our rights here.
Original sublicense request: linux-sublicense-request-orig.txt
Original sublicense grant: linux-sublicense-grant-orig.txt
No cost because this service is bundled with forum.linuxcnc.org hosting.
The webserver is hosted at DreamHost.
The actual content is maintained by the developer community. It’s stored at https://github.com/linuxcnc/wlo and built by the wlo-builder.
This is an instance of UseModWiki, running on the same host as www.linuxcnc.org.
This is an instance of Joomla.
Builds, tests, packages the software from https://github.com/LinuxCNC/linuxcnc, uploads to wlo. This consists of two fairly beefy x86/amd64 hypervisors and a couple of crappy little ARM boards.
Running an instance of buildbot.
This is a VM running on the same hardware that runs the buildbot.
It builds the website from https://github.com/LinuxCNC/wlo using Jekyll, uploads to wlo (via rsync with a special-purpose ssh key).
We use a github Webhook to poke a CGI script on the wlo-builder, which triggers the build.
This is a webserver at http://wlo-test.highlab.com that publishes experimental (non-master) branches of the wlo git repo.
We use the Github issue tracker.