Eventually, I managed to setup a new server. In fact, it is now self hosted in my home (we have a symmetrical 8Gb/s fiber link) on a cheap mini-PC I had for testing. We will see in the future.
I had troubles about putting and configuring ProxMox on it, but now it seems running just fine. What a weird - but powerful - thing is this ProxMox. And nested firewalls are a real PITA. At least I have physical access to the server, so I could stuck in a keyboard and screen when I stuck myself out of the ssh.
I spent the full weekend on it, since I did not made proper backup, and had to play with low level MySQL restoration. Now all sites are back to normal - as far as I can tell.
And we can say that now our project is hosted really from the mountains, from the marmots land - not in some huge tech farm of a big city suburb. Better than any cloud!
This blog will miss its last entries - from june. Only a few to be fair. I promise I will do better about backups next time. At least the forum is fully restored. :D
TL&WR:
Do not forget about EKON 29!
Any advice is welcome in our forum, as usual.
In the next days, I will be in Germany, for the Pascal Conference 2025. I may meet some of you!