Forum issue?

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Sage
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Forum issue?

#1 Post by Sage »

Is it me? Arrived here by another route but getting
"[b]SQL requests not achieved[/b]"
on many regular topics since yesterday afternoon, BST.
Emailed John in case it's a general issue.

step
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#2 Post by step »

Me too, but it seems to be working now.
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#3 Post by Robert123 »

Same here - normal now.
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#4 Post by Mike Walsh »

It appears to have been a Forum-wide issue (and globally, too). Curiously, the PM's were still working.....I had several folks PM me, wanting to know what was going on. I PM'd Flash, who in turn emailed John.

I'm guessing it was summat went wrong wi' John's server.....or, more likely, it was a 'glitch' in the phpBB stuff. Whatever it was, it's all working now.

Even servers need the occasional bit of downtime..!


Mike. :wink:

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#5 Post by cthisbear »

" I'm guessing it was summat went wrong wi' John's server "
"""

Boy! that's the last time I post my pic here.

Chris.

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#6 Post by Sage »

Yes, well done again, John, and many thanks for your perseverance and generosity!

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#7 Post by Mike Walsh »

cthisbear wrote:" I'm guessing it was summat went wrong wi' John's server "
"""

Boy! that's the last time I post my pic here.

Chris.
Sorry, Chris; I never can get shot of my Yorkshire roots..... :lol:

Indeed; many thanks to John for continuing to provide the infrastructure for the Forum, and the hardware to run it.


Mike, :wink:

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#8 Post by Flash »

It's fixed now. Sorry about the delay. John was at a family reunion so didn't check his email for a while.

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#9 Post by musher0 »

Hi Flash and all.

I thought the forum had been attacked again or maybe that you were
updating the DB.

Very glad to see we're back on. (You can't hear my numerous sighs of
relief, obviously!) :)

Most sincere thanks to you and John Murga for your extraordinary and
unmatched maintenance work!

Long live the Puppy forum! :)
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#10 Post by bigpup »

+1
The things they do not tell you, are usually the clue to solving the problem.
When I was a kid I wanted to be older.... This is not what I expected :shock:
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#11 Post by bigpup »

+1
The things they do not tell you, are usually the clue to solving the problem.
When I was a kid I wanted to be older.... This is not what I expected :shock:
YaPI(any iso installer)

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#12 Post by musher0 »

bigpup?

You're repeating yourself. :lol:
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#13 Post by belham2 »

While the forum was down (or rather "inaccessible") yesterday, I was wondering:

--is there some sort of backup for the complete forums? Maybe an Ally on steroids? I know it is pretty mandatory for a forum to run its own forum backups, but many times in an DB malware infection, both the original and the backup will be breached because of how they are set up. With an outside backup going on daily, well, the odds drop considerably of losing things.

I started thinking yesterday what would happen if we lost the thousands of threads and posts over the years, the links, the discussion, the...well, gulp, everything? Could it all be recovered? I've got about 200-250 bookmarks of threads all related to this site. After yesterday, I decided to immediately back them up off-line, on two diff systems, lol.

Thus, I wonder: would it be possible to have some sort of "cloud-based' system that could be independent of murga systems yet does daily backups of all threads? The more you spread, the less you are dead :wink:

Just thinking out-loud and "what-if" here.

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#14 Post by backi »

Good questions belham...
That incident yesterday gave me some creepy feelings .

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