The 2026 Drupal Business Survey is open. Your response will help shape the future of the Drupal business ecosystem.Please flatten 2018.drupalcampcolorado.org to static files and move to Github for hosting. Once this is complete, let Nick (@switzern) know to update DNS.
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Comment #2
larsdesigns commentedI usually do this. Would it be okay if I take it on again?
Comment #3
switzernThat would be great - thanks @larsdesigns! Let me know if there's anything I can provide, otherwise I can update the DNS when the static site is ready.
Comment #4
larsdesigns commentedThanks, I usually ask Joel to update at the DNS. Has that changed?
Comment #5
switzernYep, that has changed - I've taken over DNS management. I'm glad to make the change once you have the static site ready to go.
Comment #6
larsdesigns commentedSwitzern, I have finished the scrape and the setup. The static site is accessible at: https://larsdesigns.github.io/2018.drupalcampcolorado/. I also updated the static site to Github DrupalCampColorado: https://github.com/DrupalCampColorado/2018.drupalcampcolorado.org.
Let me know when you change the DNS and I will setup the custom domain.
Also, I would like to get a full backup of the site if possible. I have been collecting these backups and storing them on Amazon S3 in case we need them later for some reason. I would need SSH access which I did not have this year. Or share a backup with me using Google Drive.
Comment #7
switzernNice, thanks for taking care of that @larsdesigns! When I set up a CNAME record to point from the 2018 subdomain to larsdesigns.github.io, I'm seeing a Github 404 page though - is there any more domain configuration that needs to be done on your end?
I've shared a full back up of the 2018 site with you via drive - let me know if you don't get that notification in your email and I'll be happy to send the link directly.
Comment #8
larsdesigns commented@switzern, Looks like the cname record is active and the static site is being served. I updated some of the project settings and forced https.
You may update the other DNS cname records to use the drupalcampcolorado github projects instead of the larsdesigns github projects. Let me know when the DNS changes are complete and I will finish the configuration in the github projects.
Comment #9
switzern@larsdesigns - Yep, things are looking good now. I don't think was waiting long enough for the domain updates to propagate.
Looks like for me to able to add the domains to the projects hosted as part of the DrupalCamp Colorado organization you'll need to remove the domains from the repos that are hosted with your account. I know that will bring the sites down temporarily, which isn't too big of a deal. If you're okay with it, could you remove those domains, give me a heads up and then I'll get them re-added to the DCCO organization as soon as possible?
Comment #10
larsdesigns commented@switzern, that is correct. My instruction were asking you to update the DNS and let me know when that is complete. I will make the configuration changes to the Github projects.
Comment #11
switzern@larsdesigns - Got it! Thanks for clarifying. I've updated all of the DNS records back to the 2010 site to point at the DCCO github organization.
Comment #12
larsdesigns commented@switzern, Awesome, thanks. I am updating github settings now.
Comment #13
larsdesigns commented@switzern, I have a finished the configuration changes in Github. Pending DNS propagation, the transfer to drupalcampcolorado github account should be complete.
Comment #14
switzernThanks for all the help here @larsdesigns! I doublechecked that everything is serving correctly, so I think we're good to go - closing this issue.
Comment #15
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