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Oct. 27th, 2007 02:55 amEver tried to hold an irc network together with bubble gum and chicken wire?
I've been trying to tell people for the last year that having 6 of your 8 servers in California was not conducive to stability, even if the servers were normally rock solid individually. Yes, 3 of those servers are mine, but when I got them, they were the only servers out there, and they were not bought to all be hooked up to the same network when I originally purchased them. In the last 3 days, we've had our Chicago Server die (and take services with it) and tonite, we lost 3 of our California servers apparently because of complications from the wildfires. We even lost my Unknown server for a while, but we got it to respond eventually.
With 3 of our remaining 4 servers in California, we may be reduced to having nothing but our German server soon... I wasn't planing on adding the St. Louis server till after Christmas, when "I could afford it". Looks lke I may have to buck up and go into debit to get that wonderful dedicated machine now, rather than later.
I've been trying to tell people for the last year that having 6 of your 8 servers in California was not conducive to stability, even if the servers were normally rock solid individually. Yes, 3 of those servers are mine, but when I got them, they were the only servers out there, and they were not bought to all be hooked up to the same network when I originally purchased them. In the last 3 days, we've had our Chicago Server die (and take services with it) and tonite, we lost 3 of our California servers apparently because of complications from the wildfires. We even lost my Unknown server for a while, but we got it to respond eventually.
With 3 of our remaining 4 servers in California, we may be reduced to having nothing but our German server soon... I wasn't planing on adding the St. Louis server till after Christmas, when "I could afford it". Looks lke I may have to buck up and go into debit to get that wonderful dedicated machine now, rather than later.