Hosting problems and side effects of the OpenSSL vulnerability

I am in the process of moving all my services (including this website and my mail server) to a new host (actually a virtual server). Until now, almost all of them were (hum, are… see below) hosted on my home server on a DSL line.

The aim is to ease maintenance, reduce power usage, and avoid any risk of fire when not at home.

Most of the websites and the mail server were moved to the new virtual server at the beginning of the week.

I had to postpone my backup configuration to deal with the OpenSSL vulnerability.

Unfortunately, one of the filer of my new hosting company crashed on Thursday and all the data of my virtual host have been lost.

The server is still unreachable, I had to move back to my home server on Friday.

This lead to some outages on all my websites in the meantime. Sorry for any inconvenience.

I have also lost a few e-mail (which I have received on the new host, but not yet read, ie. not yet in my MUA cache). If you sent something I haven’t yet answered to, please send it again.

I hope I will be able to work on the virtual server again next week-end.