Server Downtime

[John]

We had an emergency migration of all server and his migration was due to power issues that we have been experiencing within the last few weeks. The building is unable to accommodate our growth that we have out grown their facility. Therefore, in order to maintain stability and uptime, we decided to have an emergency migration in order to give all our customers the quality of service they deserve.

If you are encountering any problems, please feel free to submit a ticket - http://www.profusehost.net/forum/kno...k-support.html

[snoop1990]

As I pointed out before I would be very pleased if you inform us via email if something like this happens again. Because it is very frustrating to have a visitor sending the mail, cause he did not find the side he expected. So please at least inform every forum member, or setup a new mailing list that informs us (the customers) about what happens or what is planed in future.

Please think about it. I know it is extra work to do, but it is worst it.

Regrades Snoop1990

[jpicorne]

Originally Posted by snoop1990

As I pointed out before I would be very pleased if you inform us via email if something like this happens again. Because it is very frustrating to have a visitor sending the mail, cause he did not find the side he expected. So please at least inform every forum member, or setup a new mailing list that informs us (the customers) about what happens or what is planed in future.

Please think about it. I know it is extra work to do, but it is worst it.

Regrades Snoop1990

Hello, like Snoop1990 I would be very pleased if you inform us via email.
And, after the migration, when I try to use Fantastico, there are a lot of messages like this:
Warning: in_array() [function.in-array]: Wrong datatype for second argument in /tmp/cpanel_phpengine.1209680177.6407HAyNd6NdCR on line 1091

[dark]

Glad to see profusehost back up and running but yeah some notice would of been nice just so i could backup my database so i can work on it localy. Having it down for almost a week was starting to get frustrating.

even so love the service you guys provide. keep up the good work

[joseph0829]

thanks for the auto action made by John and the staff of profusehost, hope that by this time there would be less downtime, if it has downtime, it wouldn't take long thanks a lot!

[bizzard]

This was the longest downtime I had ever with profusehost... Thanks to all who worked behind to solve it...

Last month, I hadn't completed my post count due to some reasons like my exams, slow internet connection and slow loading of the forum... I'll be trying my best to compensate it this month...

With regards,
Tvm.

[bizzard]

I couldn't find the edit link to edit my earlier post that's why I am replying again. Please check it.

According to the WebCEO monitoring report of my site, the estimated time on error was: 56h 5min 28sec.

[am3n]

Indeed this is the longest downtime I ever had with Profusehost. and I thought Profuse doing shutdown in ShutDown day as mentioned this thread (http://www.profusehost.net/forum/gen...tdown-day.html) wkwkwkk

[naives]

Happy that profusehost is back up running. I was not able to complete my quota of posts last month. I planned to do it in last 2 days. But the server was down. I made of 19 post last month. I will compensate for that this month. Thank You.

[Xsinthis]

I was kinda worried when it wasn't back up after the first 24hrs. For some reason my forum's mail systems haven't been working since the downtime. It won't complete checks for MX records when users type in their e-mail addresses to register and it returns errors cause of it(i have a temp fix for that though) and my sites e-mail notifications aren't working at all.