Sorry for taking so long to get back to things, I have been moving house
several times, kept me busy, plus other life chaos that has mostly settled now.

On 2025-08-03 00:53:34, Luke Yasuda wrote:
> Hello all,
>
> The software mirror site repo.jing.rocks (established in 2023) will have a
> temporary maintenance starting from 2025-08-13. The end date is unknown; it
> could last for months.
>
> The servers will be relocated. They are hosted at my home, so they come with
> me when I move, and moving is just a part of life. That's why the downtime
> is so long: the internet line is not yet set up at the new home and no one
> really knows how long it will take (maybe NTT east Japan knows?), or the
> worst case scenario, if the fiber line will be set up at all, because one
> ISP may refuse due to that the building is too old. Please use another
> upstream for now if you have been using repo.jing.rocks as your upstream.
> Once the dust settles, the IP addresses will change and I will notify
> (upstream push mirrors, etc.) as needed. For most projects/distros there is
> no need to take repo.jing.rocks down from the mirror list. Sorry for the
> inconvenience.

Similar problem with my last move, the company that supplies the fibre to
the home has no record that the fibre modem is actually in my home and
wired up. They want to charge me hundreds of dollars to send a tech out
here to officially nod their head at it or something. I'm just using my
old 4G SIM modem instead, and this place has lousy reception.

> Oh btw: as some of you know and can tell from my gpg keys, my legal name has
> been changed from "Jing Luo" (birth name) to "Lucas Yasuda" (preferred name)
> following my naturalization to become a Japanese citizen.

So which of the two email addresses on this mailing list do you want to
use? I'm guessing the Lucas one and not the Jing one.

> Also, please do NOT "Reply All" to this email; only put my email address in
> To and one (1) relevant mailing list in Cc.

This brings me to the reason why your email was delayed getting to the
list. You had lots of addresses in the To: field, which the mailing list
software didn't like. Dunno if all those other mailing lists you put in
To: had the same problem. So I had to manually approve your email.