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> 1. ANNOUNCEMENT: T@H server will go away end of February
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> Date: Wed, 01 Feb 2012 12:15:44 +0100
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> Hi all,
>
> I was just informed that the central ETH IT took an issue with the
> constant large bandwidth that the t@h server uses. In addition the
> server is four years old and getting old and senile...
>
> This means that end of February, the T@h server will be shut down and go
> away. Unless a replacement server (&admin) is being found, that will
> also likely imply that the T@H service will go away (together with the
> tiles web server) at that
point.
>
> I have previously argued, why I believe that a t@h service is not that
> crucial anymore, although I still believe it is good that it was
> there. I am not sure if and what should replace t@h, but generally
> speaking there are so many ways now to customize and get rendered tiles,
> that t@h is a bit of a dinosaur. A fun one though :-)
>
> I would like to thank the ETH Zurich, and specifically the Institute for
> Cartography of Prof. Lorenz Hurni (
http://wwww.karto.ethz.ch) that had
> been sponsoring the server and the bandwidth over
> the course of four years. They have been very generous, and never
> complained about the bandwidth/diskspace we were hogging all the
> time. Finally a special thanks to Claudia Matthys, their IT sysadmin who
> helped to purchase, setup and administer the thing.
>
> Al
so
thanks to the legions of renderers, client developers, and style
> tweakers, such as Bob Kare, Petschge, Dirk L?der-Kreie, the ROMA and
> TRAPI developers, and the people involved in running the read-only
> mirror architecture. That was and is amazing work that diverse people
> have been putting together there.
>
> I am not that much into mapping any more, but I will hang around and am
> open to other fun projects.
>
> Sebastian
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> Hi all,
>
> I was just informed that the central ETH IT took an issue with the
> constant large bandwidth that the t@h server uses. In addition the
> server is four years old and getting old and senile...
>
> This means that end of February, the T@h server will be shut down and go
> away. Unless a replacement server (&admin) is being found, that will
> also likely imply that the T@H service will go away (together with the
> tiles web server) at that point.
>
> I have previously argued, why I believe that a t@h service is not that
> crucial anymore, although I still believe it is good that it was
> there. I am not sure if and what should replace t@h, but generally
> speaking there are so many ways now to customize and get rendered tiles,
>
that t@h is a bit of a dinosaur. A fun one though :-)
>
> I would like to thank the ETH Zurich, and specifically the Institute for
> Cartography of Prof. Lorenz Hurni (
http://wwww.karto.ethz.ch) that had been sponsoring the server and the bandwidth over
> the course of four years. They have been very generous, and never
> complained about the bandwidth/diskspace ?we were hogging all the
> time. Finally a special thanks to Claudia Matthys, their IT sysadmin who
> helped to purchase, setup and administer the thing.
>
> Also thanks to the legions of renderers, client developers, and style
> tweakers, such as Bob Kare, Petschge, Dirk L?der-Kreie, the ROMA and
> TRAPI developers, and the people involved in running the read-only
> mirror architecture. That was and is amazing work that diverse people
> have been putting together there.
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