The github repository isn't updated any more since Oct 11, 2016. [1]
Serious question: Is it possible to just stop publishing the source of a GPL2 licensed software?
Existing code in the wild will keep the license it was distributed with, but nothing obliges you to keep updating it.
2) The old code was GPL, so the new one (unless they rewrote it) is a derived work.
I'm not sure the second one applies if it's the original author who relicenses it, but I'm reasonably sure it's at least a legal grey area, and the first one would still be a thing.
That is strange, first time apache crashed like this in the 5 years I run this blog. Usually it throws an error at least instead of connection refused.
Anyway, kicked it back alive. Sorry about that.
This url works: http://lucb1e.com/?p=post&id=129 It would be nice if it could be replaced.