I didn't realize this, but all my SHA implementations were still living in my Subversion repository. Well, after some meticulous converting from both my archived CVS and SVN repositories, I've managed to finally move them over to Mercurial.
Anyway, I'm not sure what else in Subversion I'd like to move over. Certainly, there's nothing left in there that's all that interesting to the public. So I will take down the public-facing SVN repo... someday.
Searching Google, I see nothing links directly svn.saddi.com. However, there's quite a lot of documentation that references flup and fcgi.py within it. Well, if anyone's been checking out that flup, it's 2 years out of date. And the standalone fcgi.py module... I'd rather just forget about that since it's hopelessly out of sync from the flup version. (It's basically the flup threaded fcgi server without thread pools.)