Recommendation needed

[gregory.menke at gsfc.nasa.gov]

Apologies; its my fault, I am an idiot.  I accidentally firewalled
port 8000 at the server.  And I was getting good and upset about those
darn IT security people too...  So, no worries,

http://osgroup.gsfc.nasa.gov:8000

should be working fine for the forseeable future.  I'll leave port
8001 open as a testimony to me being a knucklehead... ;)

Gregm


 > 
 > Efren,  I copied the RTEMS list because there may be others interested
 > in our work here;
 > 
 > 
 > Try http://osgroup.gsfc.nasa.gov:8001 for the moment.  Someone is
 > being clever with a router and disabling access to web servers.
 > 
 > If it has now become Goddard policy to disable all outside access to
 > internal webservers regardless of their type and level of security I
 > may have to take it down.  You might consider printing whatever you
 > find relevant (if anything) in case this happens.
 > 
 > Greg
 > 
 > 
 > 
 > Efren Serra writes:
 >  > gregory,
 >  > 
 >  > Could not access your URL; any clues as to why?  Thank you.
 >  > 
 >  > 
 >  > >  > > i want to use RTEMS and my boss says "no one uses this RTOS in a serious
 >  > >  > > industrial application" (machine control). Please give me a mail with
 >  > >  > > your industrial application and your confidence of RTEMS to convince my
 >  > >  > > boss. thank you.
 >  > >  >
 >  > >  > RTEMS is being used to control the Canadian Light Source (300 MeV
 >  > >  > electron linear accelerator, 300 MeV->2.9 GeV booster ring, 2.9 GeV
 >  > >  > synchrotron storage ring) synchrotron light source.  I'd say that is a
 >  > >  > pretty serious (quasi-)industrial application.  See www.cls.usask.ca for
 >  > >  > more information.
 >  > >
 >  > > Its been selected as the embedded OS for an upcoming satellite
 >  > > constellation tech development mission called ST-5.  Our group is
 >  > > doing the bsp, http://osgroup.gsfc.nasa.gov:8000 has some detail.
 >  > >
 >  > > Gregm
 >  > 
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