crappie.com was down for a bit this morning.

[Slab]

My server rebooted. I don't see any problems with the server. It just rebooted. I have a sneaky feeling the ISP where my server is located took a power hit. Some of their other servers are still down. Their DNS servers and their support servers. Thankfully I chose not to use their DNS servers for crappie.com otherwise crappie.com would be down still.

[kycreek]

I thought it was on my end. Seems fine now.

["G"]

Yep working good now

[Slab]

"Yes. There were some facility issues that caused some outages. They have been dealt with as well as the DNS problem that was restricting Support access. "

I can only assume they had some power outages there at the ISP. At least it was not something I did! lol

[Slab]

Down in the morning and this in the afternoon, wow!
"Most users ever online was 2,446, Today at 02:21 PM."

[crappielimits]

Wait till 8 tonight, I been having trouble with server being busy or too full at night!

[Slab]

I did do some tuning recently. We'll see how it is tonight. It seemed to have handled our new record of online users, so lets keep our fingers crossed.

[Slab]

Darn, darn, darn. I think I figured out why we hit that new record for online users, especially during the middle of the day. I believe it has to do with me resetting the time on the server. It's all "G"s fault. lol

G tells me the time is off on new posts. It's off because of unexpected server reboot this morning. So, I reset the servers time to the correct time.

Well, because the statistic ("Most users ever online") is based on number of users that have been active over a certain amount of time. And because I reset the clock back to an earlier time. Some users had to have been double counted.

Oh well. At least that explains the big jump in online users. Now I'll have to figure out how to put it back to what it was so that it's accurate again. I won't change the date back, I'll just adjust the number. I think the old number was 1876 (we hit it the end of April last year) or something like that. Anyone remember?

[MrPaulAR]

No NTP? Depending on you hardware and platform you should be able to look at hardware logs to see if they did lose power.

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[NeonMoon]