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web commit by spz: releng moved to mollari

this contains a random collection of info about the NetBSD.org servers

we currently have:

public services:

- homeworld (mail.NetBSD.org, ns.NetBSD.org)<br>
  That's a standard postfix with gld for mail, a majordomo with a few local patches (and the despamming patterns from hell), plus bind for the nameservice.

- narn (www.NetBSD.org, gnats.NetBSD.org, mail-index.NetBSD.org)<br>
  Apache, gnats, and a very much hacked upon mhonarc

- mollari (blog.NetBSD.org, wiki.NetBSD.org, releng.NetBSD.org)<br>
  Apache, with Apache Roller on tomcat on native openjdk7 for blog, and ikiwiki for this wiki, plus req for the releng site

- morden (ftp.NetBSD.org, rsync.NetBSD.org, sup.NetBSD.org)<br>
  the ftp, sup, http and rsync function themselves are fairly straightforward. It runs a few automatic updates for the src and pkgsrc regions that generate the daily CVS update mails and do a bunch of checks on pkgsrc, too.
  
- nyftp.NetBSD.org<br>
  ftp, http and rsync, fairly dumb. It's situated at Columbia University, hence the 'ny' in the name
  
- anoncvs.NetBSD.org<br>
  offers anoncvs via ssh and pserver, plus rsync of the cvs repository, using port redirects

non-public services:

- cvs.NetBSD.org<br>
  the master CVS repository; only developers (TNF members) with valid account auth can connect here.

- build.NetBSD.org + b6, b7, b8<br>
  build is the master/coordinator of the build slaves, and they produce the NetBSD-daily contents (situated at Columbia University)

- pkgbuild.NetBSD.org<br>
  that's a Xen dom0 running netbsd4-amd64, netbsd4-i386, netbsd5-amd64 and netbsd5-i386 domUs, and nyftp as another domU, which roll packages and offer them up for consumption (also at Columbia University)

- franklin.NetBSD.org<br>
  the backup server at ISC

- xen.NetBSD.org<br>
  another Xen server running a few smaller administrative functions

- console servers at ISC and Columbia University<br>
  these are little no-moving-parts PCs with USB2Serials and conserver8. conserver is most approved :)