JP1 Remotes

Sorry for the downtime.

Have you any idea how hard JP1 withdrawl can be?

Mark Pierson wrote:Have you any idea how hard JP1 withdrawl can be?

Is that like a Southern thing???

Who knows how long it will last, but I have just got the forum working again. Rest assured that I am working hard behind the scenes to fix things when the forum does go down, and I am also trying to get my site moved to a different server so this doesn't happen again.

What a way to spend New Year's Eve!

Tell me about it! But I wasn't doing any site work after about 4pm (Chicago time) as my wife's band was playing a NYE show that started at 6pm and we had to be there at 5pm.

The Robman wrote:we had to be there at 5pm

Maybe she had to be there at 5pm, but where are your priorities, son???

Do you know what the problem is or is it just a bad ISP overall?

I thought maybe you where in the process of doing the updates to phpbb that was released on friday.

Mark Pierson wrote:Do you know what the problem is or is it just a bad ISP overall?

My ISP (iPowerweb) has switched from "cpanel" to "vDeck" and both of my sites still use cpanel. I don't know what difference that makes, but they are encouraging me to move my site as they say that I'll get better support on one of their newer servers, so this is what I'm trying to do but it means copying over 500mb of files and databases.

They appear to be having all sorts of problems on the server that my two sites reside, the main problem being that there are two many database connections. I don't know if this is because my site is using up so many of them (I had about 35GB of traffic last month, which is ALOT) or because they have too many sites on that server. I have also been without email for the last 48 hours, which was a major drag.

Thanks for working so hard on this, and over a weekend at that!
JP1 isn't supposed to be w o r k
Nice to see it back

HAPPY NEW YEAR to ALL