Ouch. I had a feeling that you’d lost an array controller when I saw the empty gzo host… Same thing happened to us with a customer’s server a few weeks ago… It’s really harsh mate, I hope you’re not copping too much flak over it.
Yeh I think it might have been restored from the backup from Thursday night, which means Friday daytime is lost forever, floating electrons in the sky
Oh yeh the smileys are busted too I think. Ihatecomputersface
OK I made that one up, but all forums should have that smiley
I wonder if I write Wink now if it will become a winky face later? heheheh
Hey Ilmenator&co I don’t suppose you backed up the GLCD project docs? I’m really keen to check it out, and I read the post saying that it was on the wiki in full, and clicked the link… and that was the exact moment the servers died I think.
Edit: Twin-X, these are neither demands nor mere suggestions that you fix this stuff, just stuff I’ve observed. No pressure, mate
you are right, only the teaser is up there… sorry, I currently do not have access to the documents myself and I am back on a slow modem connection after a year of DSL (but that will change again very soon), Gertius will go to Australia for half a year or so tomorrow, but I hope that some of the other guys have time for uploading the stuff again very soon. I will send some emails to them right now :).
Best regards and thanks for restoring that forum so quickly twin - I caught myself checking it every other hour… Am I an addict?
I caught myself checking it every other hour… Am I an addict?
Thanks for the update illy.
Well I didn’t check quite that often, but I checked a fair bit, and I will admit to announcing “awesome!” rather loudly when the RSS feed suddenly sprang to life
I think part of it was knowing the forum was back up, and part of it was knowing the weight that came off twin-x’s shoulders
Im just curious, whats the average bandwidth requirements for the forum? How much data is used per month? Im only asking as I may be able to offer a a linux server here in Australia which is on a 24mb/s connection which could be used as a mirror, or at least a place to back the data up. Its already used for business applications which require high uptime so its ready to go and pretty secure. Im not even sure it would help, but worth asking!
Im just curious, whats the average bandwidth requirements for the forum? How much data is used per month? Im only asking as I may be able to offer a a linux server here in Australia which is on a 24mb/s connection which could be used as a mirror, or at least a place to back the data up. Its already used for business applications which require high uptime so its ready to go and pretty secure. Im not even sure it would help, but worth asking!
Can You offer anything that 1and1.com can’t offer? (it’s my preference)
*.midibox.org is these days hosted in pretty stable server(s) - Thank, Twin-X!
But lack off clustering with daily backups sounds, uh, sorta unprofessional
So far I remember, the current bandwith is about 20GB/month, it increases non-linear (we had about 15GB/month last year)
However, there is no need to move server, I’m very happy with the current solution, it runs much more stable and really fast compared to the servers we had ca. 3 years ago! Can’t thank Twin-X often enough!
The currentbandwidth i set for midibox is 30GB as i allowed picture hosting as well.
I never knew backup was not included in my package. It costs 2 dollars a month per gigabyte on my whole server.
I just purchased it.
Heh, You live and learn! ;D
Like my friend told me just few days ago: If one disk breaks in a Sun Blade, be sure to order replacements for ALL the disks, because in one month they’re all gone bad. (disks come from the same batch and MTBF is about the same)
I think dcr10 deleted his posting for no reason - nobody did step on the others feet, I guess.
Current hosting by Twin-X has been pretty solid, if You’re having troubles accessing the forum, it’s because recovering the websites hosted by him.