Internal Server Errors

[julian]

Just tried to read your post, guess what message I got, Internal Server Error!

Julian

[John Scherrer]

.. also Julian's reply at 7:20 doesn't display unless you drill down to his profile and access via that path ..

I don't think changing the server will sort this if they're just going to migrate the OS and application data to the new hardware. It looks like a software configuration problem .. unless it's virtualised and the host it's allocated to has run out of memory etc.

[julian]

Thanks John, I did post a reply as you point out but again got the error message so gave up. Didn't know you could read it in my profile.

Julian

[John Scherrer]

Just double click the username to the left of the topic which takes you to the users profile.

Then click "Show Posts"

[julian]

I posted a reply on a separate topic and got the error message again so once again gave up and so reply is not on the forum. I think this needs to be addressed? It must be happening to many members.

Julian

[Richard Marler]

I am waiting on a step from Piers and failing that I will be back in the UK Monday. Even then there is no guarantee it will be fixed, but I am working on it as and when I have time.

[Richard Marler]

OK, as far as I can tell the server migration has now taken place. We had some hiccups this morning when the host moved a slightly older version of the forum database across, but I understand that has been rectified now.

Please let me know if this move has indeed resolved the Internal Server Errors or if further action is required.

Cheers, Richard.

[benyeats]

[quote="Richard Marler"]
OK, as far as I can tell the server migration has now taken place. We had some hiccups this morning when the host moved a slightly older version of the forum database across, but I understand that has been rectified now.

Please let me know if this move has indeed resolved the Internal Server Errors or if further action is required.

Cheers, Richard.
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I did panic at the title of this browser tab, but apart from that false alarm the problem seems to have gone.

[Simon]

Getting quite a few 'server not responding' errors.
This is the only site I'm having trouble with.
Using Safari on eyepad.
S.

[John Scherrer]

My error messages and non-display of pictures has been resolved since the host server reconfiguration.

It was failing badly both at home and at work beforehand for a number of months.

[benyeats]

[quote="John Scherrer"]
My error messages and non-display of pictures has been resolved since the host server reconfiguration.

It was failing badly both at home and at work beforehand for a number of months.
[/quote]

Yep still working a day later.  Thanks for your work on this Richard / Piers et al (who's al ?)

[Simon]

Agreed. Not had an 'internal server error' for a while.
Is this 'server not responding' likely to be an issue independent of the Atomclub site?

Technophile + old age = technophobe.

S.

[Richard Marler]

Just to let everyone know, while the server move does seem to have solved some problems, it has actually caused some new ones. These are mainly effecting new registrations and seem to have something to do with domain name serving.

I am waiting on Piers getting a break from his normally busy working life to look at the DNS entries for me, then I will report back.

[Richard Marler]

Quick updated: We went through another IP change, which resulted in some site down time, as the name servers were updated with the information. As those changes flush through, access should be restored to everyone.

We are hoping that this last change resolves the issue we were having with membership registration. To be sure we will need to do some testing, which I hope to get to at some point over the weekend.

[John Scherrer]

Thanks for the update Richard ! - Fingers crossed this solves all our recent issues.