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Neil_Baumgardner · Posted: Fri Oct 30, 2009 1:37 pm Post subject: Did we lose some more threads?

I dont see yesterday's threads...

Neil

Doug_Kibbey

Neil,
In a work, yes. I've posted in Mod's forum about it. Even the original announcement about the incident has disappeared from the O.C forum and I couldn't get on for some hours last night. Suggest no big effort be made on linking threads to registry stuff or other efforts until we get a report (and some experience) from host service about what to expect regarding short-term stability. Perhaps there was a backup install attempted that was even less current than what we had, don't know.

the_shadock

don't you think that it would be possible to download the pages from the forum that were "saved" by Google and put them again on the server?
Neil, you provided a page which came from Google but I can't find it again.

P-O

Shadow_Bshwackr

Another Update...

It seems as if our Web Host was trying to help us out after I had restored the site to an earlier time. When we were done with the site restore yesterday, all was in place. When I got up this morning and checked the site, it was broken. Tech Support admitted to screwing up the database again and I've restored it to this June 30 version again. They (TS) have promised to leave this alone so we should be 'good to go'.

Again, sorry for the foul up.

Bush

Neil_Baumgardner

Here's the cache of topics:

74.125.93.132/search?q...clnk&gl=us

To get the actual thread contents you'll need to search for the thread title in google.

Neil

Michel_Krauss

Hi folks,

maybe a strange question but is it possible to put membership list on a seperate back-up??

Will save me from putting new registrations all the time Wink

Michel

Doug_Kibbey

- Michel_Krauss

Hi folks,

maybe a strange question but is it possible to put membership list on a seperate back-up??

Will save me from putting new registrations all the time

Michel

Actually, that was, in effect, being done (admins had their own backup). Unfortunately, there was a confluence of events where the admin backups were on a system that crashed recently in an unrelated event to the host system hiccup. Redundancy was lost to bad timing. As it happens, the admins backup was at least more current that the server host, as was demonstrated last night when the parent tried to "help" after the June backups were already installed.

There is reason to believe that site will be stable now, or at least updates from today forward will be independently available. It's inconvenient, but not nearly as bad as it might have been.

D.

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