Many OpenOffice.org pages are published in a multi sub-domain structure. See http://wiki.services.openoffice.org/wiki/Infrastructure_Overview for details. With the exception that the main site is now hosted on kenai, this is probably accurate.

Active address list:

also see OpenOffice Domains

A sitemap of the webpages located on kenai.com is add'ed above. Same NLC projects are missed cause tecnical issues. (e.g. es.oo.o)

Archive create

Possible:

1. Web content checkout via SVN URL.
   In the AOOo project in https://svn.apache.org/viewvc/incubator/ooo/trunk/tools/dev/ is a script and web project list that automates checkout and update.
   Look for fetch-all-web.sh and web-list.txt. The text file needs to be edited. The script performs svn update on existing project directories to save time.
   Here is the how to do it individually.
   Syntax:
   svn co https://svn.openoffice.org/svn/<$projectname>~webcontent your_local_dir
   Example:
   svn co https://svn.openoffice.org/svn/download~webcontent download --> to get all website content from the download project
   Do it analog with the other projects.
2. Wiki: database dump (Clayton Cornell is able to help with this).
3. Bugzilla: I hope, ORACLE will provide a database dump if not, we can use XML export. Bugzilla can import this XML's.
4. Forums: As I know we have admins of the OOo user forums in our group, they can make a dump of the database via the PHPbb admin interface.
5. Extensions and Templates: We really need to backup this. AFIAK the servers of this services are not hosted by ORACLE, they are hosted at OSUOSL.
6. Use wget

Note: I (rbircher) have allready a script to make a serie checkout of all projects, the only thing that I need is a .txt file who lists all project names (line break separated)

Todo plan

1. Create full sub-domains list (Substantial progress)
2. Create archive (can do it in a people.apache.org account. (development, documentation, download, projects, and www take 2.7GB.)
3. Selecting needed content
4. Move contents to new page