The committee are starting work on the termcard for Michaelmas Term 2009. All suggestions welcome to committee@ox.compsoc.net.

The committee email address has once again been joe-jobbed. If you have recived spam email from us, please check the headers (as described on the joe-job page) as we are unable to help deal with spam that did not pass through our network.

The new committee for 2009-10 has been elected. See committee for details.

Please note that the earlier announced talk by Peter Molyneux has had to be rescheduled for next term - more details will be available after Easter.

IPv6 access to salami and stanley remains possible via machinename.ipv6.ox.compsoc.net Note that this is still a beta service, not especially stable This website is now visible at http://www.ipv6.ox.compsoc.net

The SysAdmin Team have a new GPG key for support purposes. You can download a copy of the public key from here or from any of the usual keyservers. Its ID is F073BBB2AA6130E5.

Due to a vulnerability in Debian's OpenSSL implementation, the RSA and DSA host keys for salami, and the DSA key for stanley, have changed. Fingerprints of the new keys are available at compsoc-ssh-keys.asc, signed by Michael Howe's GPG key.

The committee email address has once again been joe-jobbed. If you have recived spam email from us, please check the headers (as described on the joe-job page) as we are unable to help deal with spam that did not pass through our network.

The CompSoc servers are now IPv6 enabled. This service is still being tested, and is not stable, but the servers are now available at name.ipv6.ox.compsoc.net (ie salami.ipv6.ox.compsoc.net and stanley.ipv6.ox.compsoc.net). The website is also available at http://stanley.ipv6.ox.compsoc.net.

At the AMD talk, we were very kindly donated a new computer by AMD, to replace scooby, which died just before Christmas 2006. This is being used to run Xen.