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Sorry about that downtime

I don't get it. The only way you could be prevented seeing a thread is if the thread starter blocked you. I started this thread and I'm not blocking you, so you should always have been able to see and read it.

Unless you are referring to not being able to see particular posts in the thread by someone that has blocked you.
Wrong Joe.

If someone double blocks someone else, the latter cannot see the thread in "What's New" unless they do a "search" for the thread.

gg
 
Thanks for coming to the thread, gg.

Now, was it that admirable Frenchman Voltaire was thought to have said?

Monsieur l’abbé, je déteste ce que vous écrivez, mais je donnerai ma vie pour que vous puissiez continuer à écrire.
 
As long as you can get tech support then.?

Tech support generally won't help you if you mess things up yourself. They help with server maintenance issues, but they aren't too keen to assist with user software issues. In the case of this DNS change there's probably not much they could have done. I changed it back pretty quickly but by then the damage was done.
 
And I hope you're recovering. Sounded unpleasant

And the only link between market falls and seniors is that the latter have seen more of the former, over the years.
Thanks, Dona. Bit sore but will live to see another day.

I can see how you see 'falls' as market related. I meant accidents, tripping or taking a nose dive like I did. The shock was numbing.....no sense, no pain, till much later........hope you're well.
 
Thanks, Dona. Bit sore but will live to see another day.

I can see how you see 'falls' as market related. I meant accidents, tripping or taking a nose dive like I did.
I knew that; just a sad attempt at humour.
The shock was numbing.....no sense, no pain, till much later....
there is a statistic that something like 42% of hospital admissions are from falls. And the older we get the more likelihood there is. I won't do things aI used to when younger, go up on roofs, for example

....hope you're well.
Upright and casting a shadow
 
Should be pub rules.
If the publican wants to bar someone for a period of time or the bouncers beat someone up for looking at them wrong, that's life.

Yes, think that only the administrators should have blocking rights.

If individuals don't want to read others posts they don't have to.

"There are none so blind as those who don't want to see."
 
I knew that; just a sad attempt at humour.

there is a statistic that something like 42% of hospital admissions are from falls. And the older we get the more likelihood there is. I won't do things aI used to when younger, go up on roofs, for example


Upright and casting a shadow
Roof? Didn't know you did that! I did the same when younger.....was a climber....trees too. Now can't go more than 3 or 4 rungs up the ladder, look down and get the jitters....

A large percentage of falls are the elderly and the older the age, the longer the recovery. In fact, some elderly never recover from falls, and go downhill thereafter. Got to look after ourselves....my late mother said 'if I look after myself, I take the burden off my children"
 
Yes, think that only the administrators should have blocking rights.

If individuals don't want to read others posts they don't have to.

"There are none so blind as those who don't want to see."
I don't think we (forum members) need to block anyone. If we don't like what we read, we have the option to move on. And, we can still be civil in disagreement. Don't need name calling and labelling to inflame...........if we don't understand, we can always ask for clarification..........we have words, language........let's use that instead.
 
Good afternoon all,

What a horrible day! :(

Firstly, let me apologise for that extended downtime.

Between 2am and 3am this morning the data centre that ASF is hosted at suffered a significant hardware failure that caused numerous servers to go offline, many of which suffered data corruption and as a result could not go back online.

Since that time the host has been transferring affected client file systems and databases to new servers. When those transfers are complete, the technical support team has been attempting to repair the data corruption on each server.

The ASF file system has just finished transferring to a new server and the databases have now been repaired. The only positive to come out of all this is that ASF is now on a newer server than it previously was which may improve page loading times and site speed generally. The old server was getting a bit long in the tooth.

These kind of incidents are web hosting black swan events and unfortunately cannot be predicted nor prevented.

I apologise for any inconvenience caused and thank you all for your patience. If you have any questions, please ask them in this thread.

Please resume posting.
 
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