Deprecated - Drupal.org infrastructure

Not sure where to post this. This is not installation or development related, but it seems to be core related. On one site, I'm suddenly getting a !page not found error on each and every click on the site. Clicking on details, I get:

There is now an unofficial file mirror of drupal.org files at:
http://drupal.etopian.net/mirror/

Hopefully it will be of some use to people. There is a script which attempts to check and update changed files periodically. However, it's recommended that you use drupal.org to download the latest release whenever possible. This is provided just in case.

the themegarden seems to be down. ping themes.drupal.org resolves the ip (217.67.233.217), but gets no response.

was this not brought up after the downage?

--derek

Hiya guys,

Don't take this the wrong way.., but, as a suggestion..I was thinking it might help make the drupal.org site more efficient if date milestones were introduced into the forum and applied in the following way:

for example:

(a) if I'm using drupal 4.6.0 it's quite likely if I do a search for a bug/error I only really need to look back to posts dated after drupal 4.6.0 were released.

Site maintainer (chx) comment: This is a duplicate post. Please continue discussion at the other post.

Posted this over in "How do I.." forum, not sure if there or this is the appropriate place, but will do this just to make sure I'm in the right place

Been studying and learning the Drupal internal codes so that I can contribute to Drupal eventually.

To be able to contribute sooner, I'm hoping that the Drupal experts who knows the internal very well can give me hints and pointers on how the internal works thus allowing me to understand and learn quicker.

I have been trying to follow the code starting with index.php and I see that first the bootstrap.php is loaded and the configuration file is included. After that, "drupal_page_header()" is called, and if caching is set, Drupal will serve the cached version of the page and set the HTTP header. (right so far?)

If cache are not enabled/available, then Drupal proceeds to set the header to current date and time and then include common.php which includes several files, set the Content type in the header, build its path and then loads all module with "hook_init" and then a "hook_exit" (right so far?)

The thing is, when I look into the module codes, I dont see the corresponding function for "hook_init" or "hook_exit"? Am I missing something here?

The modules I checked out for the init and exit hook calls are the following...

Reading DrupalDocs.org, I noticed 4.6 and HEAD seems similar. What are the differences?