General issues

[Admiral Yi]

Or it keeps slippin slippin slippin into the future, one of the two.

[Josephus]

oooh...we're back. 

[Baron von Schtinkenbutt]

Yeah, sorry.  Apparently a backup routine I has running misbehaved and filled up the disk partition the database is on.

[mongers]

Yeah, sorry.  Apparently a backup routine I has running misbehaved and filled up the disk partition the database is on.

Great work Vm, thanks for being on the case; our unsung hero.

[Josephus]

 

[viper37]

Backups, can't live with 'em, can't live without 'em

[DGuller]

  My life has meaning again.

[garbon]

Now that we have all taken the time to reflect and clear our heads - I'm sure Marti will come back rather improved.

[The Brain]

North Koreans?

[Baron von Schtinkenbutt]

I'm working on transferring the domain registration from DotEasy to Hover, where the rest of my domains are, so there may be a DNS hiccup in the next few days.

If you want to set the IP manually in your hosts to avoid problems, it is currently 108.166.163.106.  I would suggest removing it after the transfer is complete, in case I need to change the IP in the future.

[Baron von Schtinkenbutt]

Transfer is pending and should be done by the middle of next week.

[Baron von Schtinkenbutt]

Y'all didn't listen to me, didja?

[Caliga]

Relax.

[Caliga]

vM, I think most people are Chrome users and even if they hack their host files, if they just type 'languish.org' into their address bar, it won't work because Chrome always wants to be searching for an address.  You'd have to put 'http://' in there, too, or else it won't work post-host file update.

[Baron von Schtinkenbutt]

The hosts file is baked in to the DNS lookup path in the operating system.  Whenever an application performs a lookup, the networking driver hits the local hosts file first, then each DNS server in the order they were listed in the settings.