Scheduled maintenance - Moving Our Servers - TODAY

Diz-X .. Thanks for all of your work to keep WBW up and running

Everything looks normal, good job Diz.

no loses but a small bug.... when I go to my updates page, it no long shows which pics I've voted for or not... if I filter to 1 user.. they show up as voted on (or not if I haven't) but more than 1 filter and they don't show up

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Originally posted by Andi.d

no loses but a small bug.... when I go to my updates page, it no long shows which pics I've voted for or not... if I filter to 1 user.. they show up as voted on (or not if I haven't) but more than 1 filter and they don't show up

Will look into it when the development machine is back up and running. Reason why I did not fix the -1 year bug with new posts.

there seems like something is going on with the bandwidth allocation of the new server, this is what i perceive. the 1man-army probably is aware of something like that. maybe it is the connection from my place/ ISP to the new server(s). some portions of the website load fast, others lag.
i think premium members have priority on the network resources and big videos sure take a lot of speed to transfer. well, sponsor membership surely worth the small fee and contributing people are active so some problems on the smoothness, the "development machine" will crunch them.

^^ the new wbwcom uses ip v6 address? i use ip v4 in my lan. and i read firefox users with 100th version they might encounter problems with websites recognizing the triple digit browser version..

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Originally posted by acidpunk

^^ the new wbwcom uses ip v6 address? i use ip v4 in my lan. and i read firefox users with 100th version they might encounter problems with websites recognizing the triple digit browser version..

We have not assigned any IPv6 addresses to our servers yet.

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Originally posted by acidpunk

there seems like something is going on with the bandwidth allocation of the new server, this is what i perceive. the 1man-army probably is aware of something like that. maybe it is the connection from my place/ ISP to the new server(s). some portions of the website load fast, others lag.
i think premium members have priority on the network resources and big videos sure take a lot of speed to transfer. well, sponsor membership surely worth the small fee and contributing people are active so some problems on the smoothness, the "development machine" will crunch them.

There are some hickups I am aware off, but didn't have time to address those. I am currently setting up an extra database server to load balance between. After that I am gonna tune the front-end servers. I think the problem is with not enough httpd instances being spawned to address the traffic. I need to test and verify this hypothesis.