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What's going on with Telnap?
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SagaLore
Elite Member
His question was answered after his post and the following comments.
Man when a server goes down it really brings out the worst in people. 😀
Even I was like "February!" :shocked: But DeviousTrap admitted he was starting put customers on the older shared server.
You should consider On-Site backups - not on the main drive set though. So far example, you may have 3 scsi drives in a RAID5 config, but then you'd pop in a huge IDE drive. Every night MySQL could backup all of the databases to the drive. As far as site files you could just run a differential.
Ziptar
Platinum Member
My telnap hosted site was up until just a couple of hours ago. I am not going to sweat it. It's just a personal sitre.
Let's face it, if you are paying ~$35 a year for a site you prolly shouldn't be hosting mission critical business websites with critical data on them, bedsides the user has the option to backup their site themselves. I have one. 🙂
Good Luck getting it resolved quickly DeviousTrap. I'll be here, not going anywhere.
The world is an imperfect place, servers crash, shoe laces break, and Hurricanes obliterate major population centers....
There is no one to blame. Things just happen... Go with it.. Takle a breath and realize that life existed long before the internet and a server crash never killed anyone...
Gotta hand it to DeviousTrap though, at least he put a note up on his website and posted here letting us know what the problem is. I guess none of you experienced the beauty and horror that was ripplehost. Where Alan would leave us all guessing for weeks or months at a time, meanwhile as it turned out ripplehost was nothing more than a locomotive under the control of a engineer that had polished off six bottles of Mad Dog and had long since passed out and slumped over the throttle.
Let's face it, if you are paying ~$35 a year for a site you prolly shouldn't be hosting mission critical business websites with critical data on them, bedsides the user has the option to backup their site themselves. I have one. 🙂
Good Luck getting it resolved quickly DeviousTrap. I'll be here, not going anywhere.
The world is an imperfect place, servers crash, shoe laces break, and Hurricanes obliterate major population centers....
There is no one to blame. Things just happen... Go with it.. Takle a breath and realize that life existed long before the internet and a server crash never killed anyone...
Gotta hand it to DeviousTrap though, at least he put a note up on his website and posted here letting us know what the problem is. I guess none of you experienced the beauty and horror that was ripplehost. Where Alan would leave us all guessing for weeks or months at a time, meanwhile as it turned out ripplehost was nothing more than a locomotive under the control of a engineer that had polished off six bottles of Mad Dog and had long since passed out and slumped over the throttle.
Chadder007
Diamond Member
From Feburary?? WTF?? Why aren't they doing nightly backups to tape?
:thumbsup: for DT & Telnap
You can measure the quality of a host in a time of crisis.. I think DT did an EXCELLENT job in this crisis (and is still doing a great job) and I will of course continue my hosting with them. I currently host I-Hacked along with several other domains with them and have had nothing but a wonderful experience.
You can measure the quality of a host in a time of crisis.. I think DT did an EXCELLENT job in this crisis (and is still doing a great job) and I will of course continue my hosting with them. I currently host I-Hacked along with several other domains with them and have had nothing but a wonderful experience.
George P Burdell
Lifer
that's great news 🙂
FoBoT
No Lifer
i do my own backups of my shared portion on whatever server my site is on
the concept of sharing a server pretty much implies that the shareres (is that a word?) know what they are doing and can handle keeping some backups and source code off-server for emergencies
if someone had "regular" web hosting , then yeah the host needs to do the backups , but in my case, i just want a slice of a server in a datacenter. that is what i get from eric. that is what i pay for.
the concept of sharing a server pretty much implies that the shareres (is that a word?) know what they are doing and can handle keeping some backups and source code off-server for emergencies
if someone had "regular" web hosting , then yeah the host needs to do the backups , but in my case, i just want a slice of a server in a datacenter. that is what i get from eric. that is what i pay for.
RossMAN
Grand Nagus
DeviousTrap
Diamond Member
Have you emailed support? Minendo is up already.
Chiznarles
Member
bump.. its been more than 2 weeks. I've emailed support@telnap.com 3 times to get my FTP login information (it changed after the server crash) and no answer. WHats the deal?!
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