OpenOffice.org site goes offline, Oracle declines to comment
Two URLs including the OpenOffice.org domain owned by software giant Oracle are currently displaying error messages, but the Larry Ellison-run company is declining to explain why the sites are down.
The openjdk.java.net is also currently failing to load.
Both sites carry the same "Error 503 – service unavailable" message, and the URLs are owned by Oracle.
The OpenOffice.org domain is expected to expire on 12 June 2012 and its IP location in California still carries the Sun Microsystem stamp.
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