[NJARC] What went wrong, in case you are interested.
John Dilks K2TQN
oldradio at worldnet.att.net
Wed Jan 31 20:44:03 EST 2007
Hi Gang,
Al Waller just sent this out. It is interesting in that one error,
in this case by the Domain Name Registrar, screwed up the works. ....
read on......
From: Al Waller <k3tkj at qsl.net>
To: qsl-net at mailman.qth.net
Subject: [QSL-Net] Recent Server outage
Hi Guys,
Well it wasn't fun but it's over. The registrar of QSL.NET and
QTH.NET made a mistake and included the domains in a "registrar
hold". This made the domains cease to exist on the Internet. It
started in the middle of last week and it was Friday before I had a
handle on the cause. At 4PM last Friday I was assured this was
resolved and all was well. As it turned out nothing changed and the
registrar company was unavailable over last weekend so it was 8AM
Monday before they released the domains. I was totally frustrated
with them to the point that the CEO of the company called me with an
apology. Thanks for all the help during this time.
Due to the outage I have extended the drawing for the 756PRO III to
2-15-07. Please advise your list users that they still have time to
donate for a chance to win.
For those of you that are QSL.NET users the new server is up and
running. I broke a few things with the software upgrades but I will
get those cleared shortly. Counters, Formmail, banner ads etc. are
all hosed. Server is Dual 3.8Ghz processors, 2 GB ram and 2.4TB (Yes
it really says Terra Bytes) of raid drive. Who would have thought 10
years ago we would be running hardware like this.
I have a new server for the mailman lists but will wait a while
before I possibly disrupt things again.
Things are going well here with all the other smaller systems and it
looks like 2007 will be a great year for us. I personally am healthy
but I have been very distracted due to a serious health issue with a
family member. Many of you know about what it takes to care for
elderly persons. I appreciate all the help you all give to the hobby
and a special thanks to Tim for his unselfish contributions. I would
not have happen without him especially the last 10 months or so.
73, Al
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