git.astralium.su

What is xorison.dev?

xorison.dev is the new active domain for the projects and services that were previously hosted at astralium.su. The page at git.astralium.su is a migration notice: it states that astralium.su is no longer the active domain and that everything is now available at xorison.dev, with an automatic redirect after five seconds. The new address shown for the Git service is git.xorison.dev.

What this means in practice

If you have bookmarks, Git remotes, or links pointing to astralium.su, treat them as outdated. For a developer with a local clone, the practical next step is to update the remote, for example:

git remote set-url origin https://git.xorison.dev/<owner>/<repo>.git

Replace the path with the repository location shown on the new site. Anyone arriving through an old link will be redirected automatically, but saved credentials, CI configurations, and documentation links may still need manual updates.

The notice describes a domain move rather than a new product, so the safest way to understand what xorison.dev actually offers is to open xorison.dev and review the project list and service pages there.

Where can I find the projects and services that used to be on astralium.su?

The projects and services formerly hosted at astralium.su now live at xorison.dev. The old site displays a "We've moved" notice stating that astralium.su is no longer the active domain and that all projects and services are available at the new address, with a five-second automatic redirect.

For the Git hosting specifically, the notice points to git.xorison.dev as the new address. If you had bookmarks or repository remotes pointing at the old domain, update them to the new host.

A practical next step: if you maintain clones from the old Git server, check each remote with git remote -v and repoint any astralium.su URLs to git.xorison.dev, then verify you can still fetch. If a link on the old domain doesn't redirect on its own, navigate to xorison.dev directly and locate the project there.

What is the new Git address for xorison.dev?

The new Git address is git.xorison.dev. The page states that astralium.su is no longer the active domain and that all projects and services have moved to xorison.dev; it also shows an automatic redirect after five seconds.

If you have the old Git URL bookmarked or saved as a remote, update it now rather than relying on the redirect: replace the git.astralium.su host with git.xorison.dev and keep the rest of the repository path unchanged. For a local clone, that means running git remote set-url origin with the new address, then fetching once to confirm it resolves.

Why was the site moved from astralium.su to xorison.dev?

The page does not state a reason for the move. It only announces that astralium.su is no longer the active domain, that all projects and services are now at xorison.dev, and that the new Git address is git.xorison.dev, with an automatic redirect after five seconds. Any explanation beyond that — rebranding, a change of hosting or registrar, or domain consolidation — would be speculation.

What the notice does tell you

• The old address is retired, not mirrored. The wording "no longer our active domain" suggests you should update bookmarks and remotes rather than wait for the old name to come back.
• Services moved together. The notice covers "all our projects and services," so the Git host is the specific piece affected here.
• Access is meant to be seamless for browsers. The five-second redirect handles people who land on the old page, but it does nothing for tools that talk to the server directly.

Practical next step

If you clone or pull from this host, update your Git remote instead of relying on the redirect:

git remote set-url origin https://git.xorison.dev/<owner>/<repo>.git
git remote -v

Then verify the new remote resolves and that your credentials or SSH keys still work against it, since a domain change can mean new host keys. For a reader who only browses the projects, the redirect is enough; for anyone with automation, CI jobs or scripts pointing at astralium.su, the old hostname should be replaced explicitly. If the reason for the move matters to you — for example, whether the old domain will be reclaimed by someone else — ask the maintainers directly, because this page does not say.

Will astralium.su redirect automatically to xorison.dev?

Yes. The page at astralium.su states that the domain is no longer active and that all projects and services now live at xorison.dev, with a visible countdown ("Redirecting automatically in 5 seconds"). In practice, a visitor who lands on astralium.su should be sent to the new address without clicking anything.

What to expect

• Automatic redirect: The countdown suggests a timed, client-side redirect rather than an instant server-side one, so the old page may briefly appear first.
• New Git address: The page points to git.xorison.dev as the replacement for the Git service previously hosted at git.astralium.su.
• Possible edge cases: Timed redirects depend on the page loading and scripts running. If scripts are blocked, or the old domain eventually stops resolving, the redirect may not fire — so it's safer to update bookmarks and links to the new domain directly.

Practical next step

If you maintain links, documentation, or Git remotes pointing at astralium.su, update them to xorison.dev now rather than relying on the redirect. For Git specifically, change the remote URL (for example with git remote set-url) so clones and pushes go straight to the new host and don't depend on the old domain staying online.

What happens to old links or bookmarks pointing to astralium.su?

Old bookmarks and links to astralium.su are being retired: the site says it has moved to xorison.dev, and the page you land on shows a five-second countdown before redirecting automatically. In practice, a saved bookmark still works once, then drops you at the new address rather than the old one — so the link you keep should be updated to the xorison.dev version.

For anything that matters — a repository remote, a CI job, a shared doc — don't rely on the redirect. Update it to the new host directly. Git remotes, for example, should be pointed at the new address so clones and pushes don't depend on a temporary forward. If you maintain a page that links out to the old domain, change the link rather than letting visitors bounce through the redirect.

To check what still points at the old address, search your notes, browser bookmarks and project configs for astralium.su, and replace each hit with the matching xorison.dev URL.