News

Today we welcome the University of Victoria in Canada as a new site in ToMaTo. This site is up and running with 5 strong nodes. Those nodes can be accessed by all users from now on by selecting the respective site. The new site can also be seen in the sites map.

Today we welcome the University of Würzburg in Germany as a new site in ToMaTo. The University of Würzburg is a major partner in the German-Lab project and is now up and running with 3 nodes in ToMaTo 3.

The ToMaTo project has found a new home at tomato-lab.org. This includes

• a website at www.tomato-lab.org
• the master server which is now available at master.tomato-lab.org
• the package respository which is now available at packages.tomato-lab.org

We also have three new email addresses:

• info@tomato-lab.org as a general contact address
• support@tomato-lab.org for support questions
• abuse@tomato-lab.org for abuse notifications

And we have two new mailing lists:

• users@tomato-lab.org, an open mailing list for general user discussions, user-to-user support and general announcements
• devs@tomato-lab.org, a closed mailing list for all developers and host administrators

Registration for these mailing lists is possible under lists.uni-kl.de/tomato-lab/lists

We are proud to welcome our new partners in ToMaTo: Kansas University (ku) and Northwestern (northwestern). Both partners participate in ToMaTo with 2 nodes each. Those nodes can be accessed by all users from now on by selecting the respective sites. The new sites can also be seen in the sites map.