digitalmars.D - dsource.org appears to be down
- clayasaurus (3/3) Dec 16 2005 http://www.dsource.org/projects/ and http://www.dsource.org/forums arn't...
- Hasan Aljudy (4/8) Dec 16 2005 I get a messege saying:
- clayasaurus (4/17) Dec 16 2005 I found this on google, http://www.phpbbstyles.com/viewtopic.php?t=8860....
- pragma (15/31) Dec 16 2005 Quoth the link:
- John Demme (4/8) Dec 16 2005 The MySQL server appears to be down... I'm pretty sure Brad uses the MyS...
- Tom (2/10) Dec 16 2005
- J C Calvarese (4/7) Dec 16 2005 Dsource.org definitely used MySQL in the beginning, but I think Brad swi...
- Brad Anderson (14/24) Dec 16 2005 I'm w/ Tom and JCC - Postgres rules, except for this case. I had to
- J C Calvarese (4/14) Dec 16 2005 Okay, I'll try to make a mental note of this for the future. The dsource...
- pragma (4/22) Dec 17 2005 I'll second that. Brad, if you're thinking about publishing a best-prac...
- Kris (6/32) Dec 17 2005 Ack ...
- J C Calvarese (4/17) Dec 17 2005 The dsource.org database seems to be down again. I've sent e-mail to Bra...
- Kris (4/28) Dec 17 2005 Boiyoiyoiyoiyoing!
- clayasaurus (2/39) Dec 17 2005
- Kris (4/43) Dec 17 2005 I imagine he booted the server from the comfort of his sofa, whilst the
- Brad Anderson (11/13) Dec 18 2005 Grrr. Patriots demolished my Buccaneers.
- Sean Kelly (4/20) Dec 18 2005 It's not a solution, but what about a monitor process that restarts the
- J C Calvarese (4/9) Dec 17 2005 I think Brad had to fix it. He's investigating the situation and has a t...
http://www.dsource.org/projects/ and http://www.dsource.org/forums arn't working for me, and I can't access the svn. Anyone know what's up? Thanks. ~ Clay
Dec 16 2005
clayasaurus wrote:http://www.dsource.org/projects/ and http://www.dsource.org/forums arn't working for me, and I can't access the svn. Anyone know what's up? Thanks. ~ ClayI get a messege saying: phpBB : Critical Error Could not connect to the database
Dec 16 2005
Hasan Aljudy wrote:clayasaurus wrote:I found this on google, http://www.phpbbstyles.com/viewtopic.php?t=8860. I'm just curious to know what's up, that's all. ~ Clayhttp://www.dsource.org/projects/ and http://www.dsource.org/forums arn't working for me, and I can't access the svn. Anyone know what's up? Thanks. ~ ClayI get a messege saying: phpBB : Critical Error Could not connect to the database
Dec 16 2005
pragma <pragma_member pathlink.com> In article <dnvpr0$31gp$1 digitaldaemon.com>, clayasaurus says...Hasan Aljudy wrote:Quoth the link: #Then either of the following may be true; If you try to bring up any of the trac project pages, you get a stream of python errors than end with this: in __init__ #OperationalError: FATAL: connection limit exceeded for non-superusers So it looks like dsource.org's database is down. I hope everything over there is okay. - EricAnderton at yahooclayasaurus wrote:I found this on google, http://www.phpbbstyles.com/viewtopic.php?t=8860. I'm just curious to know what's up, that's all.http://www.dsource.org/projects/ and http://www.dsource.org/forums arn't working for me, and I can't access the svn. Anyone know what's up? Thanks. ~ ClayI get a messege saying: phpBB : Critical Error Could not connect to the database
Dec 16 2005
The MySQL server appears to be down... I'm pretty sure Brad uses the MySQL database for authentication, so when that goes down... ~John clayasaurus wrote:http://www.dsource.org/projects/ and http://www.dsource.org/forums arn't working for me, and I can't access the svn. Anyone know what's up? Thanks. ~ Clay
Dec 16 2005
Postgres rules!!! :P In article <dnvv5g$2s1$1 digitaldaemon.com>, John Demme says...The MySQL server appears to be down... I'm pretty sure Brad uses the MySQL database for authentication, so when that goes down... ~John clayasaurus wrote:http://www.dsource.org/projects/ and http://www.dsource.org/forums arn't working for me, and I can't access the svn. Anyone know what's up? Thanks. ~ Clay
Dec 16 2005
In article <dnvv5g$2s1$1 digitaldaemon.com>, John Demme says...The MySQL server appears to be down... I'm pretty sure Brad uses the MySQL database for authentication, so when that goes down... ~JohnDsource.org definitely used MySQL in the beginning, but I think Brad switched everything to Postgre a while back. jcc7
Dec 16 2005
I'm w/ Tom and JCC - Postgres rules, except for this case. I had to restart it this AM, and this PM, so something is up. Maybe the new version of Trac I put down? Dunno, but it's disconcerting. All involved, send email to me at the following: brad dsource.org brad sankaty.com brad mirus.com Those should reach me in case the server is absolutely hosed and postfix is down as well. Hopefully someone in the Trac world solves the issue... BA P.S. Tomorrow, if it goes down, I may not be able to help, as I'll be rooting the Tampa Bay Buccaneers to victory over the New England Patriots... those facists. J C Calvarese wrote:In article <dnvv5g$2s1$1 digitaldaemon.com>, John Demme says...The MySQL server appears to be down... I'm pretty sure Brad uses the MySQL database for authentication, so when that goes down... ~JohnDsource.org definitely used MySQL in the beginning, but I think Brad switched everything to Postgre a while back. jcc7
Dec 16 2005
In article <do0b6j$f42$1 digitaldaemon.com>, Brad Anderson says...I'm w/ Tom and JCC - Postgres rules, except for this case. I had to restart it this AM, and this PM, so something is up. Maybe the new version of Trac I put down? Dunno, but it's disconcerting. All involved, send email to me at the following: brad dsource.org brad sankaty.com brad mirus.com Those should reach me in case the server is absolutely hosed and postfix is down as well. Hopefully someone in the Trac world solves the issue... BAOkay, I'll try to make a mental note of this for the future. The dsource.org server is really reliable when you consider it's basically a one-man operation. jcc7
Dec 16 2005
In article <do0cmt$g9d$1 digitaldaemon.com>, J C Calvarese says...In article <do0b6j$f42$1 digitaldaemon.com>, Brad Anderson says...I'll second that. Brad, if you're thinking about publishing a best-practicies book for server/site administration, I'd be first in line to buy a copy. - EricAnderton at yahooI'm w/ Tom and JCC - Postgres rules, except for this case. I had to restart it this AM, and this PM, so something is up. Maybe the new version of Trac I put down? Dunno, but it's disconcerting. All involved, send email to me at the following: brad dsource.org brad sankaty.com brad mirus.com Those should reach me in case the server is absolutely hosed and postfix is down as well. Hopefully someone in the Trac world solves the issue... BAOkay, I'll try to make a mental note of this for the future. The dsource.org server is really reliable when you consider it's basically a one-man operation.
Dec 17 2005
Ack ... The server is down again. Error messages seem to indicate that connection handles are not being released properly? - Kris "Brad Anderson" <brad dsource.dot.org> wrote in message news:do0b6j$f42$1 digitaldaemon.com...I'm w/ Tom and JCC - Postgres rules, except for this case. I had to restart it this AM, and this PM, so something is up. Maybe the new version of Trac I put down? Dunno, but it's disconcerting. All involved, send email to me at the following: brad dsource.org brad sankaty.com brad mirus.com Those should reach me in case the server is absolutely hosed and postfix is down as well. Hopefully someone in the Trac world solves the issue... BA P.S. Tomorrow, if it goes down, I may not be able to help, as I'll be rooting the Tampa Bay Buccaneers to victory over the New England Patriots... those facists. J C Calvarese wrote:In article <dnvv5g$2s1$1 digitaldaemon.com>, John Demme says...The MySQL server appears to be down... I'm pretty sure Brad uses the MySQL database for authentication, so when that goes down... ~JohnDsource.org definitely used MySQL in the beginning, but I think Brad switched everything to Postgre a while back. jcc7
Dec 17 2005
In article <do0b6j$f42$1 digitaldaemon.com>, Brad Anderson says...I'm w/ Tom and JCC - Postgres rules, except for this case. I had to restart it this AM, and this PM, so something is up. Maybe the new version of Trac I put down? Dunno, but it's disconcerting. All involved, send email to me at the following: brad dsource.org brad sankaty.com brad mirus.com Those should reach me in case the server is absolutely hosed and postfix is down as well. Hopefully someone in the Trac world solves the issue... BA P.S. Tomorrow, if it goes down, I may not be able to help, as I'll be rooting the Tampa Bay Buccaneers to victory over the New England Patriots... those facists.The dsource.org database seems to be down again. I've sent e-mail to Brad, but he might be in the middle of his football game. jcc7
Dec 17 2005
Boiyoiyoiyoiyoing! Back up again :-) "J C Calvarese" <technocrat7 gmail.com> wrote in message news:do2d3l$2e7k$1 digitaldaemon.com...In article <do0b6j$f42$1 digitaldaemon.com>, Brad Anderson says...I'm w/ Tom and JCC - Postgres rules, except for this case. I had to restart it this AM, and this PM, so something is up. Maybe the new version of Trac I put down? Dunno, but it's disconcerting. All involved, send email to me at the following: brad dsource.org brad sankaty.com brad mirus.com Those should reach me in case the server is absolutely hosed and postfix is down as well. Hopefully someone in the Trac world solves the issue... BA P.S. Tomorrow, if it goes down, I may not be able to help, as I'll be rooting the Tampa Bay Buccaneers to victory over the New England Patriots... those facists.The dsource.org database seems to be down again. I've sent e-mail to Brad, but he might be in the middle of his football game. jcc7
Dec 17 2005
Kris wrote:Boiyoiyoiyoiyoing! Back up again :-)Did it fix itself? Or did Brad work his magic on it."J C Calvarese" <technocrat7 gmail.com> wrote in message news:do2d3l$2e7k$1 digitaldaemon.com...In article <do0b6j$f42$1 digitaldaemon.com>, Brad Anderson says...I'm w/ Tom and JCC - Postgres rules, except for this case. I had to restart it this AM, and this PM, so something is up. Maybe the new version of Trac I put down? Dunno, but it's disconcerting. All involved, send email to me at the following: brad dsource.org brad sankaty.com brad mirus.com Those should reach me in case the server is absolutely hosed and postfix is down as well. Hopefully someone in the Trac world solves the issue... BA P.S. Tomorrow, if it goes down, I may not be able to help, as I'll be rooting the Tampa Bay Buccaneers to victory over the New England Patriots... those facists.The dsource.org database seems to be down again. I've sent e-mail to Brad, but he might be in the middle of his football game. jcc7
Dec 17 2005
I imagine he booted the server from the comfort of his sofa, whilst the Patriots were attempting to boot a football ... "clayasaurus" <clayasaurus gmail.com> wrote in message news:do2gde$2kq7$1 digitaldaemon.com...Kris wrote:Boiyoiyoiyoiyoing! Back up again :-)Did it fix itself? Or did Brad work his magic on it."J C Calvarese" <technocrat7 gmail.com> wrote in message news:do2d3l$2e7k$1 digitaldaemon.com...In article <do0b6j$f42$1 digitaldaemon.com>, Brad Anderson says...I'm w/ Tom and JCC - Postgres rules, except for this case. I had to restart it this AM, and this PM, so something is up. Maybe the new version of Trac I put down? Dunno, but it's disconcerting. All involved, send email to me at the following: brad dsource.org brad sankaty.com brad mirus.com Those should reach me in case the server is absolutely hosed and postfix is down as well. Hopefully someone in the Trac world solves the issue... BA P.S. Tomorrow, if it goes down, I may not be able to help, as I'll be rooting the Tampa Bay Buccaneers to victory over the New England Patriots... those facists.The dsource.org database seems to be down again. I've sent e-mail to Brad, but he might be in the middle of his football game. jcc7
Dec 17 2005
Kris wrote:I imagine he booted the server from the comfort of his sofa, whilst the Patriots were attempting to boot a football ...Grrr. Patriots demolished my Buccaneers. As for dsource, the connections are purposefully not being released b/c of connection pooling. I have to see if pooling is required for the volume each project will get. i.e. the number of connections per, and then making sure that the max-connections setting for Postgres is set to handle it. There may be a leak in the phpBB side, or the php side of dsource, but hopefully that goes away soon. Thanks for your patience while I solve this. BA
Dec 18 2005
Brad Anderson wrote:Kris wrote:It's not a solution, but what about a monitor process that restarts the DB or whatever when the website becomes unresponsive? SeanI imagine he booted the server from the comfort of his sofa, whilst the Patriots were attempting to boot a football ...Grrr. Patriots demolished my Buccaneers. As for dsource, the connections are purposefully not being released b/c of connection pooling. I have to see if pooling is required for the volume each project will get. i.e. the number of connections per, and then making sure that the max-connections setting for Postgres is set to handle it. There may be a leak in the phpBB side, or the php side of dsource, but hopefully that goes away soon. Thanks for your patience while I solve this.
Dec 18 2005
In article <do2gde$2kq7$1 digitaldaemon.com>, clayasaurus says...Kris wrote:I think Brad had to fix it. He's investigating the situation and has a theory of what's causing the problem. jcc7Boiyoiyoiyoiyoing! Back up again :-)Did it fix itself? Or did Brad work his magic on it.
Dec 17 2005