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DN Forum Back Up!
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Yes, the site is back up and running. We had some problems with the servers earlier today but everything has been taken care of. If you experience anymore problems please contact one of the staff members.
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I tried to contact ealier but the site was down!
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Our host changed a rule on the firewall without telling us then took 2.5 hours to find what they did and put it back. arrrrgggghhh!
I apologize for the down time.
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I apologize for the down time.
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lol....do we get admin home phone #'s as exclusive members to contact??..
No phone# - Just send an PM when the site is back up.
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I want a refund for the 2.5 hours that DNF was down!!!
Just kidding... I am glad it is back up.
If you want a refund then send an PM when the site is down as a proof!
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The big name search engine bots tend to be very respectiful and rarely ever cause problems...
It's people using automated programs to download much of a website so they can then read it off-line, search through, archive, etc... most of these are not website friendly and will attempt to request numerous pages all at once, which will totally swamp most vBulletin forums...
Throttling such excess requests is quite challenging for small forums that don't have much hardware behind them - one quick way is to use IPTables and temporarily drop all incoming packets from the abusive IP(s).
Ron
It's people using automated programs to download much of a website so they can then read it off-line, search through, archive, etc... most of these are not website friendly and will attempt to request numerous pages all at once, which will totally swamp most vBulletin forums...
Throttling such excess requests is quite challenging for small forums that don't have much hardware behind them - one quick way is to use IPTables and temporarily drop all incoming packets from the abusive IP(s).
Ron
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