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)] ]'>So if in a major city, the power went out for an hour, you think no one should be told? Oh, why the heck should we tell our subscribers why the power was out? Why bother let them know anything?...why?I know it happens. But it's also good to let people know....Seconded.The forum went down. Forums do that. It's typically not required to post every time it happens
"No need to post every time the forum goes down". In case you haven't noticed, the problem was reported and ~tl checked into the issue because of the fact it was reported.
At the most i'd have suggested this go in the 68kMLA Bug Tracker thread, otherwise this thread is fine.
At the most i'd have suggested this go in the 68kMLA Bug Tracker thread, otherwise this thread is fine.
Yes, certainly do report any errors you notice on the forums. It is helpful for me to be able to check them out, even if they're just a slight glitch in the server – as this seems to have been.
As iMac600 said, the Bug Tracker thread is probably a better place to do it rather than starting new threads – or you can send them to me via PM or e-mail (admin@68kmla.org).
As iMac600 said, the Bug Tracker thread is probably a better place to do it rather than starting new threads – or you can send them to me via PM or e-mail (admin@68kmla.org).
If it's of any comfort to HMFG, I just a few minutes ago attempted to reach these forums from a different HDD. It was one that had not been used for that purpose for some time. The result? Black screen, Sad Mac and a very special error code with '404' in the second line. (Obviously a 68030 Sad Mac rather than a 68000.)
Why? The older bookmark was still in place: http://www.68kmla.org/index.php
As you can read, resetting the bookmark to the current: http://68kmla.org/forums fixed the problem. FreeDNS just speculated that the server was down, without providing a redirection.
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Why? The older bookmark was still in place: http://www.68kmla.org/index.php
As you can read, resetting the bookmark to the current: http://68kmla.org/forums fixed the problem. FreeDNS just speculated that the server was down, without providing a redirection.
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