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Regarding the old vs new URLs:
I tried to download the latest version of the asyn driver from this
page:
https://epics.anl.gov/modules/soft/asyn/
Which uses the old URL:
https://www.aps.anl.gov/epics/download/modules/asyn4-32.tar.gz
Which resulted in this error:
____________________________________________________________________________
Forbidden
You don't have permission to access
/epics/download/modules/asyn4-32.tar.gz
on this server.
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But the link from this page:
https://epics.anl.gov/download/modules/index.php
uses the newer URL:
https://epics.anl.gov/download/modules/asyn4-32.tar.gz
Which worked just fine.
Mark Davis
NSCL/FRIB Control Systems Software Engineer
[email protected]
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On 12/19/2017 10:14 PM, Johnson, Andrew
N. wrote:
The APS is reorganizing it’s main web presence, and as a result
the EPICS website now has its own server at a new and simpler URL.
Redirects are in place from the old site which are supposed to
indicate that this move is permanent (in theory this allows
browsers to update your bookmarks automatically), but there will
be many places where links will need to be updated. Three things
have changed:
1. All pages are now encrypted, so the URL scheme is https:
for all pages
3. The leading /epics in the link path is no longer needed
(but may be included).
I have adjusted many of the internal links which weren’t
already relative, but there will probably be many more I have
yet to come across. Because the old URL has been published in
many documents over the years I have asked for the redirect to
be kept in place permanently, but I do want to correct as many
links as I can over time.
Those of you with colleagues who follow our mailing lists
using RSS please advise them that they may need to adjust their
feed readers, although it looks like Feedly has adjusted some of
my feeds automatically (this email is also a test of the new
archiver configuration). Moving the list archives has not been
fully completed yet, and it may take Google a few days to index
the site properly, so to paraphrase many Geocities sites from
the early days of the web, please pardon our dust!
PS: This move is completely unrelated to the EPICS 7
community website which is still being developed and is planned
to eventually take over many of the functions currently
performed by the APS site.
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