We are beginning the migration of data from this server to the new hardware.
Users should not be affected; the planned move is Monday evening. This will cause about 1-2 hours downtime in total.
Friday, 23 February 2007
Tuesday, 20 February 2007
Primary DNS Server Upgrade
We upgraded the core software running our primary DNS server today, and also upgraded the server it runs from.
This upgrade caused no downtime for customers.
- Darren
This upgrade caused no downtime for customers.
- Darren
Monday, 19 February 2007
Server14 Update
All files have been recovered and all external services are running (Mail/web/ftp etc..)
Some users instances of MySQL will need manual intervention, but we are working with customers to help them get their sites back up as soon as possible.
We are also installing a new machine to replace the current hardware, and will aim to perform the server swap in the next 7-14 days.
Some users instances of MySQL will need manual intervention, but we are working with customers to help them get their sites back up as soon as possible.
We are also installing a new machine to replace the current hardware, and will aim to perform the server swap in the next 7-14 days.
Server14 (php4hosting site) down
The server was running a high load so has been restarted. It will take a few minutes while the disk does its sanity check to ensure data integrity.
Once this is complete the server and all its sites will be back online.
Sorry for any disruption to services
- Paul
Once this is complete the server and all its sites will be back online.
Sorry for any disruption to services
- Paul
Sunday, 11 February 2007
PHP 5.2.1 Released
PHP-5.2.1 has been released (http://www.php.net/releases/5_2_1.php) today, we will upgrading the php5 hosting servers shortly.
A new version of PHP-4.4.5 is due out shortly, once this is released we will be upgrading servers accordingly.
There should be little noticiable downtime on these upgrades.
- Darren
A new version of PHP-4.4.5 is due out shortly, once this is released we will be upgrading servers accordingly.
There should be little noticiable downtime on these upgrades.
- Darren
Thursday, 1 February 2007
Our First Post
Welcome to our blog (Provided by Google)
As a hosting provider we should provide our own hosted blog; however it
seemed to make sense to have a way of leaving messages for customers in the
event of our network being inaccessible (Hopefully something that doesn't
happen often).
We often develop new backend systems or enhancements that don't effect the
day to day running of our service, its easy for customers to think that we
don't do anything. So this will be our chance to keep in contact, and
provide links to useful software we have tested or installed for other
customers that we feel would be helpful to share.
- Darren
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