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U.S.Navy D.A.V.
It's not just me, Data Base Error
Down For Everyone Or Just Me -> Check if your website is down or up?
Don
Down For Everyone Or Just Me -> Check if your website is down or up?
Don
📎 AI Summary:
The WindowsForum thread discusses a website outage where users, including the original poster, notice the site is down with database errors. Multiple contributors confirm the outage, with updates from staff indicating the issue was caused by a cache collision linked to server configuration problems, which have since been resolved through server reboots, updates, and optimizations. Overall, the incident appears to be resolved, and the forum is back online with ongoing improvements, despite some minor compatibility concerns remaining.
The WindowsForum thread discusses a website outage where users, including the original poster, notice the site is down with database errors. Multiple contributors confirm the outage, with updates from staff indicating the issue was caused by a cache collision linked to server configuration problems, which have since been resolved through server reboots, updates, and optimizations. Overall, the incident appears to be resolved, and the forum is back online with ongoing improvements, despite some minor compatibility concerns remaining.
Adamsappleone
U.S.Navy D.A.V.
I don't know what the hell is going on Dave.
I went to approve your posts (why they needed that in the first place is beyond me) and the page hung, then when it cleared, there were no posts to approve, go figure.
We'll see what happens next.
Don
I went to approve your posts (why they needed that in the first place is beyond me) and the page hung, then when it cleared, there were no posts to approve, go figure.
We'll see what happens next.
Don
We are investigating this incident and need to determine the length of the outage and reason why this is occurring. If you receive further errors please paste them if possible. We ended extensive uptime monitoring of both sites last year, but kept Service Uptime as a countermeasure, which indicates there were outages detected in Los Angeles and Atlanta, USA around 7 PM US ET last night. I am now seeing around midnight-1AM US ET and possible errors earlier this morning. My preliminary analysis shows the structural integrity of the database is sound, but I am making sure that this is the case.
This problem was resolved and the following updates have been applied:
PHP 5.3.18 has been upgraded to 5.3.19.
A cache collision error with our web server was fixed.
A new tweetboard feature is now active on both sites.
The main server has been rebooted for the first time in 112 days.
The content delivery system and search engine optimization subsystems have been updated.
All databases have been repaired and optimized.
All possible maintenance tasks have been executed.
Anyone still searching for the mirror file for Windows 7 SP1 is going to be immediately thrown back to the homepage instead of receiving a 404 error (we have been receiving requests for this file since it was posted for 1 week around its release time and literally getting thousands of requests per second).
We have blocked an obnoxious and unbelievable website from copying all of our content and text and indexing it in their own format, including images.
The problem should be resolved and has been attributed to a cache collision problem associated with a web server configuration problem that began sometime last week. Oops. We have resolved this problem and added more features that we were hoping to bring forth next year. We are still in the process of updating the look of both sites. All should now be working on optimal performance.
* We are still aware of IE10 compatibility issues with CKEditor and Facebook Connect.
PHP 5.3.18 has been upgraded to 5.3.19.
A cache collision error with our web server was fixed.
A new tweetboard feature is now active on both sites.
The main server has been rebooted for the first time in 112 days.
The content delivery system and search engine optimization subsystems have been updated.
All databases have been repaired and optimized.
All possible maintenance tasks have been executed.
Anyone still searching for the mirror file for Windows 7 SP1 is going to be immediately thrown back to the homepage instead of receiving a 404 error (we have been receiving requests for this file since it was posted for 1 week around its release time and literally getting thousands of requests per second).
We have blocked an obnoxious and unbelievable website from copying all of our content and text and indexing it in their own format, including images.
The problem should be resolved and has been attributed to a cache collision problem associated with a web server configuration problem that began sometime last week. Oops. We have resolved this problem and added more features that we were hoping to bring forth next year. We are still in the process of updating the look of both sites. All should now be working on optimal performance.
* We are still aware of IE10 compatibility issues with CKEditor and Facebook Connect.
