ping www.sep7agon.net -t
We're currently on shared hosting and I think we're just now beginning to see the problems that come with that. A month or two ago, the site went down because someone else who rents space from our host fucked something up and basically they DDoS'd themselves and us from using up so many resources. Don't ask; I don't really know the details.This time, I'm not sure. I ask the host every time it goes down, but they hem-haw around and either tell me that loading times of 7-10 seconds for shared hosting is normal, that the problem is because the site or database is not optimized, or they completely deny the issue and claim they aren't seeing anything.It is a hosting issue and it's on their end, as all my sites go down when this happens (thus not a database or site issue). It's not a DNS issue either, as we ran traces for the traffic routes of users experiencing down time.To top it all off: the host treats rapid, numerous error logs (from failing to fetch a page or if the site breaks) that come from the same IP to be "malicious" and so that's why a bunch of you couldn't see the site even after the outage was "fixed." They blacklisted your IPs.It's just an issue I'm currently working through and hopefully one that can be resolved, either by the host ridding themselves of their incompetence, or by us upgrading to a VPS to speed up the site and get more resources.
after reading a big block of cheats writing everyone else's looks blue for some reason
Quote from: Elegiac on April 14, 2015, 03:46:47 PMafter reading a big block of cheats writing everyone else's looks blue for some reasonMaybe you should see a doctor.
that the problem is because the site or database is not optimized
That has some truth, but not to the extent that it breaks the site too much.Quote from: Cheat on April 14, 2015, 03:21:47 PMthat the problem is because the site or database is not optimized
It wasn't relevant to the issue BC was complaining about. The outages rarely are caused by the database and are instead server-side, where users time out from lack of response. I've seen a few SMF error messages, as I'm sure everyone else has, but they are minuscule in comparison to the timeout errors.
Are you sure that we might not be growing... Too big for them?Quote from: Cheat on April 14, 2015, 04:17:11 PMIt wasn't relevant to the issue BC was complaining about. The outages rarely are caused by the database and are instead server-side, where users time out from lack of response. I've seen a few SMF error messages, as I'm sure everyone else has, but they are minuscule in comparison to the timeout errors.
You might as well just write your posts in Hebrew at this point.
And you'll post your boobs
and then we all died