Hi Mark, Sorry for the troubles. I admit that our Jabber service has been intermittent lately. This week we're moving all of the Ohloh operations to a new data center. The move will bring us ... [More] improved system monitoring and a dedicated support staff. This should go a long way in helping us resolve these kinds of problems. Thanks, Robin [Less]

Hi Karl, This is a problem on our end, which I can fix. However, our systems are going to be down for maintenance for several days, but I should be able to get this back on line later this week. Thanks, Robin

Hi Andrew, I agree. We've talked about enabling post-commit hooks to trigger Ohloh updates for a while. It's a good idea, and I hope we'll find a way to make it work.

Hi rogerio, It looks like we had some trouble getting the log from the CVS server. Ohloh is going to be down for maintenance for a few days. When we are back online later this week, I'll investigate ... [More] the problem and see if we can't get it fixed. Thanks, Robin [Less]

Hi tgiphil, The problem here is a problem on the Ohloh end, which I can fix. Unfortunately, our system will be down for maintenance for the next few days, so the repair won't go through until later this week. Thanks, Robin

Hi Josh, It looks like this job failed for the simple reason that we couldn't connect to serialist.net. That problem seems to have resolved itself, so we should be able to update this project ... [More] quickly. However, we are about to begin some major system maintenance, so there will probably not be an update until Thursday at the earliest. Thanks, Robin [Less]

Hi RQuadling, Kudos are recalculated once per day, so your kudos should be restored soon. However, for the next 2 days, Ohloh is going into maintenance mode while we move our operations to a new ... [More] data center. So it might be as late as Thursday of this week before another Kudos calculation is run. If it hasn't been restored by then, let me know and I'll investigate. Thanks, Robin [Less]

Yes, you've arrived at the answer: adding software to your stack implicitly gives some kudos to all of the contributors to the software. It's of course completely natural that you would add your own ... [More] software to your stack, which is how self-kudos usually arise. So there are two channels for kudos propagation: you can either give kudos directly to a person, or you can stack their software. [Less]

HI Wei-ju, I have sad news. Yes, your old committer name had kudos, but unfortunately, those kudos were coming from you! Ohloh doesn't allow you to give kudos to yourself. Now that your account and ... [More] your committer name are correctly connected, Ohloh knows that you are the same person, so the kudos are no longer applied. To get some new kudos, you'll have to find other Ohloh members to give you kudos, or to indicate that they use your projects. Thanks, Robin [Less]

Hi Wei-Ju, Yes, your Ohloh account was stuck pointing at the old CVS committer name instead of the new Git name. I've made the change, and I think the results are correct now. Let me know if there's still anything amiss. Thanks, Robin