Zurück

We have finally reached a somewhat stable level of operation. In the past hours, we managed to partially restore service, but mostly managed to do so only for a subset of our users (due to DNS propagation delays and IPv6 vs IPv4 connectivity differences).

Currentely, Codeberg is available for all the situations we monitor for, and we expect that most connectivity issues will be resolved soon after all DNS caches clear.

We appreciate all the love and support we receive from you, thank you so much.

However, the sad story is, that this day was a massive disruption for most people who develop software on a serious level on Codeberg, from large Free/libre software projects to companies and freelancers, and we are sorry about this.

We acknowledge if this makes you want to move elsewhere, but we're of course happy about everyone who can stay .

Bad news: DDoS has followed to the new location.
Good news: There, we have at least basic DDoS protection.
Bad news: The server is still unreachable.

We have received first numbers. The DDoS is apparently about 11Gbit/s over UDP traffic currently.

@Codeberg what does Codeberg use UDP for? Isn't git TCP? Can't you block all UDP requests, or is it too much for your systems anyway?

(I know you've likely tried all of this I'm just curious lmao)

Have you filed a criminal case? I'd love to see the absolutely lifeless individual who did this get arrested, turns out I use codeberg a *lot* on the day to day basis, this was annoying af