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5 Minute Outage - 10:10AM MST - Second Outage for Maintanence Scheduled - Read

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    5 Minute Outage - 10:10AM MST - Second Outage for Maintanence Scheduled - Read

    Sorry about the little outage there guys, had to do some patches to some of the apache server modules so I had to down the entire web server. funfun...

    There will be one more outage Saturday March 19th @ 12:05am MST for about 10 minutes.

    Just keepin everyone in the loop.
    vortex, Mar 17, 2005
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    UNACCEPTABLE!! :shutup:
    e_andree, Mar 17, 2005
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    LOL - hey, I can't help it ... if I dont patch this stuff - its only a matter of time before a server gets hacked. :)
    vortex, Mar 17, 2005
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    1337Rolla oh my

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    well worth the downtime to keep things running smoothly the other 23 hours, 55 minutes.
    1337Rolla, Mar 17, 2005
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    Are you hosting everything from the server to the site? Or do you use a host? (Thinking I may need to patch my crap) lol
    Paolino, Mar 17, 2005
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    1337Rolla oh my

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    vortex is the host, he owns the server.
    1337Rolla, Mar 17, 2005
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    Paolino SolidTuned

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    Hmmm, k. :| That would take bandwidth to accomplish... (thinking)
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    hehe wtf?
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    haha koo man thanks for letting us know.
    Cuztomrollaz98, Mar 17, 2005
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    LOl Oh nono I was just thinkin to myself really. I meant I'm questioning whether I could host my site off of a cable connection, instead of paying someone to host me.

    :D [re-reading the other post] Damn that made me saound like a total retard! LMAO
    Paolino, Mar 18, 2005
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    haha, I couldn't figure it out.

    you could do it off cable if you have a static IP.. just have to remember cable uploads are slow, so, the site will load somewhat slower than a dedicated server.
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    hehe that and remember that cable modems usually max out with 256K-up/3Mbit-down - up would be what your end users would have to deal with.

    dedicated hosting is 100Mbit-up/100Mbit-down (however even vvt-i doesnt use that much) -- however having the ability to handle a large load is necessary at a lot of times.

    For instance - if you remember how slow this board and vvti.net used to run at times, that would be pretty close to what your board would act like to end users. slow. :)
    vortex, Mar 18, 2005
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