Tonight, the drive of my home server that hosted Jira crashed. This means that the server is offline. Luckily, we have backups, including the attachments. Now I'm going to find some replacement to have it up and running again.

Sorry for the inconvenience.

Our old Wiki was slow and flooded by spammers, so we have created a new one on the box that already runs the Cuyahoga site. It is located at http://wiki.cuyahoga-project.org.
You can use the same account to log in as the one you're using for this site.

There are new sections for CuyahogaContrib projects (http://wiki.cuyahoga-project.org/CuyahogaContrib.ashx) and website showcases (http://wiki.cuyahoga-project.org/Showcases.ashx).

Feel free to add content or if you have any suggestions, please let us know.

A little howto for creating Cuyahoga templates is now online. You can it in the Developers section, or download it directly from this location.

The package contains the template development guide in .pdf format and also the example files that are being used in the document.

After the release of Cuyahoga 1.5.1, it appeared that with only a few changes, Cuyahoga worked again on Mono.
The 1.5.2 release is solely for Mono compatibility and doesn't include other fixes or improvements.

You can get the packages here and the release notes can be found here. Additional instructions for running Cuyahoga on Mono can be found here.

Hopefully, we will be able to keep Cuyahoga compatible with Mono for future releases.

Many thanks to César González for helping us out!

In the past, we have done a lot of work to make (and keep) Cuyahoga compatible with Mono. But mostly due to time constraints, we have not been able to keep up with recent Mono versions. The current state is that the Cuyahoga 1.5.1 sources build fine with NAnt (Mono 1.2.6 from the VMware image), but it just doesn't run.

So it would be great if anybody with a little Mono experience (and time :)) can help us out with this. Volunteers?