And we're back!
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rpgfanatic
Member
Yay!!!! But the search is still function is still down guys... Just telling an admin like it said, lol.
EDIT: Well, about 4 times in a row i was searching for something, can't remebember what (Not important right now XD) But it said it had am error and i should tell an admin if the problem continues. But its back up again so who cares.
EDIT: Well, about 4 times in a row i was searching for something, can't remebember what (Not important right now XD) But it said it had am error and i should tell an admin if the problem continues. But its back up again so who cares.
Anonymous
Guest
thank you for getting this up while i fought off hobos with broken bottles!!
happy new year(god i am in so much pain)
happy new year(god i am in so much pain)
Re: downtime from 20:27-21:00 UTC:
A switch failed in our providers network which took falcon offline for around 30 minutes. Needless to say, failures in our providers network are outside of our control.
http://status.slacked.org/2008/01/01/switch-failure-affecting-falcon/
I would have posted a thread, but Announcements are cluttered enough as it is
A switch failed in our providers network which took falcon offline for around 30 minutes. Needless to say, failures in our providers network are outside of our control.
http://status.slacked.org/2008/01/01/switch-failure-affecting-falcon/
I would have posted a thread, but Announcements are cluttered enough as it is
Anonymous
Guest
while this would apply for a silly home computer, falcon is a server. it is designed to be kept on until the end of time, or a really bad power outage, or something explodes.
Anonymous
Guest
three diggs wouldn't be enough to take down falcon.
We've been having two ongoing issues tonight:
The forums have been slow tonight and going up and down due to issues at our datacenter. Our provider was having problems with one of it's uplinks (Xeex Communications). They've temperately rerouted service to another uplink and got everybody back online. As jamie has stated earlier, problems at our provider are out of our control.
The second issue I think is with Apache. I'm not sure if it is a configuration issue or not, but some people are experiencing random white screens and error messages saying "hacking attempt". We are testing out lighttpd (another web server) and the problem is not occurring so the problem is likely Apache.
In the meantime, sorry for the bumpy ride tonight. Not quite the best way to start off the new year, but we'll have everything back to normal soon enough.
The forums have been slow tonight and going up and down due to issues at our datacenter. Our provider was having problems with one of it's uplinks (Xeex Communications). They've temperately rerouted service to another uplink and got everybody back online. As jamie has stated earlier, problems at our provider are out of our control.
The second issue I think is with Apache. I'm not sure if it is a configuration issue or not, but some people are experiencing random white screens and error messages saying "hacking attempt". We are testing out lighttpd (another web server) and the problem is not occurring so the problem is likely Apache.
In the meantime, sorry for the bumpy ride tonight. Not quite the best way to start off the new year, but we'll have everything back to normal soon enough.
illustrationism
Sponsor
Apache problems are never very fun to deal with, and can be difficult to remedy if you have no clues. I don't envy you, shadow. lol
On a similar topic, I've used lighttpd before and found it to be very reliable. There's another web server that I've used (and am currently using) though I forget its name... It's all GUI, very fast and simple to install/configure. But I believe you're better off with lighttpd if you're comfortable with it.
EDIT: Now I remember. It's called Abyss Web Server. There are a few minor limitations though.
On a similar topic, I've used lighttpd before and found it to be very reliable. There's another web server that I've used (and am currently using) though I forget its name... It's all GUI, very fast and simple to install/configure. But I believe you're better off with lighttpd if you're comfortable with it.
EDIT: Now I remember. It's called Abyss Web Server. There are a few minor limitations though.
Another day, another issue *sigh*
Unfortunately, falcon is currently affected by packet loss. The problem lies in our providers network, therefore there's not much we can do. If the forums are slower (than usual) this is probably why!
Sorry folks!
More info: http://status.slacked.org/2008/01/02/packet-loss-affecting-falcon/
Unfortunately, falcon is currently affected by packet loss. The problem lies in our providers network, therefore there's not much we can do. If the forums are slower (than usual) this is probably why!
Sorry folks!
More info: http://status.slacked.org/2008/01/02/packet-loss-affecting-falcon/
Umm, does this also come with the odd issues you've been having? I just put in http://rmxp.org/ into the address bar and it sends me here: http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v109/ ... Desk-1.jpg
Is it supposed to do that? Seems odd.
Is it supposed to do that? Seems odd.
greenninja89
Member
every time I try to access the site when it's down i'll redirect me to an ask search result, even though my default search engine is google. is that normal?