Plesk 5.0

Posted: Mon Sep 23, 2002 7:46 pm (21 years, 7 months ago)

Daniel wrote:

Ah, well if you can get some donations, then it's OK Wink

You haven't tried getting sponsored by a host?

Dont really think a footy site is really host sponsorship material as most users dont really have a clue about websites etc Mr. Green

ohhh has mr green been promoted to the "easilly visible list"?

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Well usually the "easily visible list" shouldn't ever change, but I hacked phpBB to make it put the most used smilies first Wink

Posted: Tue Sep 24, 2002 9:06 am (21 years, 6 months ago)

Justin wrote:

Didn't notice any db downtime today, logs don't show anything either, But then again you may have a different DB Server to the one that I am on, As for the internal server errors, not had a single one of them ever.

Freedom2Support's DB definitely went offline as well, thats where I got the info about too many connections, I presume that error page was produced by IB Forums.

As for Internal Server Errors; is there any way that they could be caused by my Internet connection? I only say this because thinking about it whenever I get them it generally happens to other sites aswell. Sounds riddiculus I know Very Happy

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Darren wrote:

Justin wrote:

Didn't notice any db downtime today, logs don't show anything either, But then again you may have a different DB Server to the one that I am on, As for the internal server errors, not had a single one of them ever.

Freedom2Support's DB definitely went offline as well, thats where I got the info about too many connections, I presume that error page was produced by IB Forums.

As for Internal Server Errors; is there any way that they could be caused by my Internet connection? I only say this because thinking about it whenever I get them it generally happens to other sites aswell. Sounds riddiculus I know Very Happy

What ISP are you using, are they the 500 Apache Messages, or the 500 Internel Server Errors generated by Internet Explorer, if it's the internet explorer one, it's a proxy server doing it, usually happens on freeserve.

Posted: Tue Sep 24, 2002 6:29 pm (21 years, 6 months ago)

hmm, not sure which, I shall pay more attention next time it happens. I think your probably right though.

BTW I'm on broadband from Blueyonder/Telewest

Posted: Tue Sep 24, 2002 7:03 pm (21 years, 6 months ago)

blueyonder use Netapps caches, they tend to give an internal server error when they can't connect to a site, so it probably was from the cache.

Note that they aren't standard IE internal server errors but are recognisable as being from a cache and not a webserver in that they don't have all that junk about emailing the server admin etc...