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Posted to modperl@perl.apache.org by Matt Sergeant <ms...@startechgroup.co.uk> on 2001/11/06 10:43:23 UTC
RE: AxKit Shutdown
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Patrick [mailto:pat@patoche.org]
>
> On Fri, Nov 02, 2001 at 09:48:52AM -0000, Matt Sergeant took
> time to write:
> > This is sad indeed. Once everything is up and running again
> I'll write a
> > complete document of the nightmares that getting it back up
> again has been
> > and post it to the mod_perl and axkit lists.
> >
> > Meanwhile you can get there at http://217.158.50.178/ - the
> mailing list
> > links are back to axkit.org, so you need to edit the links
> with the IP
> > address again.
> >
> > Sorry for the downtime, it's *really* not my fault. Blame
> NetSol, and Demon,
> > and BT, and ClaraNet (get the idea yet?).
>
> This is understandable. However I'm sure that some people may like to
> host mirrors for you.
> I already offered you in private email to be a secondary NS for your
> domain names so that network outages have less consequences. It still
> stands.
As I've said to everyone of these offers: mirroring isn't the problem right
now - the web site is up at http://217.158.50.178/, it just doesn't have the
domain name. We don't really get the sort of traffic that requires a mirror
for bandwidth problems, and I've yet to get a complaint that it's down.
Thanks though.
Matt.
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RE: AxKit Shutdown
Posted by Dave Baker <da...@dsb3.com>.
> As I've said to everyone of these offers: mirroring isn't the problem right
> now - the web site is up at http://217.158.50.178/, it just doesn't have the
> domain name. We don't really get the sort of traffic that requires a mirror
> for bandwidth problems, and I've yet to get a complaint that it's down.
>
Not that big a deal, but I'd have complained [1] long ago if the MX
records were working.
dave
[1] though, of course, I'd have used the word 'mention'