Have no idea what's wrong with the system this morning [appears to be fixed!]

November 28, 2010 | Jim Robinson

[llmc1]

LOL - We had AT&T, but had all sorts of problems. Switched to old Juno and we haven’t had issues until now. I’ll blame Firefox.

[IrishCatholic]

This never happened when Jim Thompson ran the place.

FR started acting up for me this morning at around 01:00 hours central time.

Search still isn’t working and most threads are still malfunctioning.

[IrishCatholic]

This never happened when Jim Thompson ran the place.

FR started acting up for me this morning at around 01:00 hours central time.

Search still isn’t working and most threads are still malfunctioning.

[IrishCatholic]

This never happened when Jim Thompson ran the place.

FR started acting up for me this morning at around 01:00 hours central time.

Search still isn’t working and most threads are still malfunctioning.

[IrishCatholic]

This never happened when Jim Thompson ran the place.

FR started acting up for me this morning at around 01:00 hours central time.

Search still isn’t working and most threads are still malfunctioning.

So is this posting attempt.

Where are you Jim Thompson? The place isn’t the same.

[IrishCatholic]

I guess they were posting under 503 Get stuffed.

[Jim Robinson]

You can say that again.

[NormsRevenge]

Good thing Nascar season is over.. Whew.

You might have a mini-riot on yur hands.. ;-)

something is corrupted is my best guess , Good luck and hope to see it back soon.. well.. before Favre throws 3 interceptions to pull off a loss today at least . :-)

[brityank]

Think that white CAT5 cable may be loose...

Nah - more likely one of those fibre loops has cracked the glass; if the light hits where the glass touches it gets through, otherwise it bounces back.     ;^)

Damn 503's are a pain - likely a DoS attack. Thanks for all you, John, and the crew do, Jim.

[brityank]

Think that white CAT5 cable may be loose...

Nah - more likely one of those fibre loops has cracked the glass; if the light hits where the glass touches it gets through, otherwise it bounces back.     ;^)

Damn 503's are a pain - likely a DoS attack. Thanks for all you, John, and the crew do, Jim.

[brityank]

Think that white CAT5 cable may be loose...

Nah - more likely one of those fibre loops has cracked the glass; if the light hits where the glass touches it gets through, otherwise it bounces back.     ;^)

Damn 503's are a pain - likely a DoS attack. Thanks for all you, John, and the crew do, Jim.

[brityank]

Think that white CAT5 cable may be loose...

Nah - more likely one of those fibre loops has cracked the glass; if the light hits where the glass touches it gets through, otherwise it bounces back.     ;^)

Damn 503's are a pain - likely a DoS attack. Thanks for all you, John, and the crew do, Jim.

[Roccus]

I guess it’s time for another FReep-a-thon........(sigh)

[brityank]

Damn - Sorry about the St-tt-tt-ttutt-tt-tter!

[jafojeffsurf]

I remember asking for this many Christmas’s ago. I still have 2... Have not powered them up in two years now.

[jackv]

wow...thanks for this much...starting to freak out!!

[Jim Robinson]

It appears John has found and fixed the problem.

[samantha]

could be related to Centurylink Internet IP being down for hours Saturday.

It was slow and wacky even before and after Centurylink went back up around 9PM.

[the_Watchman]

Nope - I can ping both, and both answer up fast...

"ping" demonstrates that both servers have operable IP stacks and therefore, the O/S is up. But it does not guarantee that the web services are operating. [Trust me. I am an operating system geek, but I don't play one on TV.]

[dljordan]

It’s just slow because all our traffic is being routed through the NSA. Nah! They know they don’t have to worry about FR.