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Thaivisa Server Up And Running!

george
george
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Thaivisa server up and running!

Hardware failure

Welcome back!

Yesterday we had a serious harddisk crash in our RAID cluster. All data is now restored and we hope that everything works as it should. It took some time to get the new hardware delivered.

No data was lost.

Our apologizes for the downtime. :o

Cheers

George

Cheers George! :o

Waaaa Hooooo! :o

Thaivisa server up and running!

Hardware failure

Welcome back!

Yesterday we had a serious harddisk crash in our RAID cluster. All data is now restored and we hope that everything works as it should. It took some time to get the new hardware delivered.

No data was lost.

Our apologizes for the downtime. :o

Cheers

George

Oh that's why....sorry for my previous post then

thank buddha for that - I was getting withdrawal symptoms again!! :o

I think I'll :D to celebrate!! :D

(that was a joke - I just love using the 'jerk' emoticon!! :D )

Edited by game4shame

Legend, George. Thanks, mate

Similar symptoms as being off coffee for a week, nice to see you back up and running.

Didn't quite get to having the shakes, but close. :o Thanks George.

Isn't the whole point in RAID clusters to be failsafe? :o

Good stuff, G. I almost had to drink again. :o

hehe nice avatar LC

Welcome back ThaiVisa!

Thank goodness. The LP TT forum really is a poor substitute for TV!

thank chri$t for that...

ive been lost all morning - Ive had to do some work! and ive forgotten how to do anything :D

all back to normal now though :o

Raid cluster failure!!?

Sounds painfull :o

Good to be back for my TV fix

TBWG :D

Thaivisa server up and running!

Hardware failure

Welcome back!

Yesterday we had a serious harddisk crash in our RAID cluster. All data is now restored and we hope that everything works as it should. It took some time to get the new hardware delivered.

No data was lost.

Our apologizes for the downtime. :D

Cheers

George

good job! Afraid :D that you had been blocked by ...... :o now I can sleep quite because we can't miss the Forum, can't we?? :D

Isn't the whole point in RAID clusters to be failsafe? :o

redunancy system - mirrored drives. One fails other kicks in while you sort out the failed drive. However guess it all depends on how things are setup with their hardware.

I even texted to JaiDee to ask if it was down. He called me back and said that he doesnt know as he has moved into a new house. So no JD for a couple of weeks. Texted Chuchok but no reply. Probably on the piss. Again! Anyway good to see it back up and running.

Thaivisa server up and running!

Hardware failure

George

:D I noticed that.... :D

Thanks George! :o

LaoPo

I found not being able to get my daily TV fix almost as disturbing as that feeling when you wake up on your first day back home after a holiday in Thailand....

I even texted to JaiDee to ask if it was down. He called me back and said that he doesnt know as he has moved into a new house. So no JD for a couple of weeks. Texted Chuchok but no reply. Probably on the piss. Again! Anyway good to see it back up and running.

lost my phone mate.. :D:o ..know what I mean! :D

Isn't the whole point in RAID clusters to be failsafe? :o

redunancy system - mirrored drives. One fails other kicks in while you sort out the failed drive. However guess it all depends on how things are setup with their hardware.

True....there are many types of raids...

one that provides redundancy, one that makes a batch of disks act like one super disk, one that joins a batch of disks to make the entire thing faster by distributing data across disks.....

Thank god for that! I tried emailing yesterday, but that bounced too.

Was so withdrawn had to sign up for the Bear Pit - slapped a couple of 12 y/o slagging each other off - saw some old faces (er User Names) over there though.

Glad to be back, I was getting worried I'd have to do some work!

PS: Site seems much fatser now! Because not many users noticed its back, or because the new hardware is better?

Edited by wolf5370

Just don't do it again.

Or you will have "farang going postal" thread, and it won't be about Pattaya.

Whew! And I thought I had gotten banned!! :D

Good work, George & Co. Can I get a refund for yesterday? :o

Forgot to put a shilling in the meter..eh.

Those dodgy Khmer 5 pesos coins just dont work.... :o

I found not being able to get my daily TV fix almost as disturbing as that feeling when you wake up on your first day back home after a holiday in Thailand....

So true :o

Whew! And I thought I had gotten banned!! :D

Good work, George & Co. Can I get a refund for yesterday? :o

I was thinking that I got slapped with a ban too while desperately trying to recall what I wrote last night :D

Isn't the whole point in RAID clusters to be failsafe? :D

redunancy system - mirrored drives. One fails other kicks in while you sort out the failed drive. However guess it all depends on how things are setup with their hardware.

True....there are many types of raids...

one that provides redundancy, one that makes a batch of disks act like one super disk, one that joins a batch of disks to make the entire thing faster by distributing data across disks.....

I would have thought that a RAID arrray for a webserver would be set up for redundancy (RAID 5 at least). If that's the case George ought to ask for his money back :o

Isn't the whole point in RAID clusters to be failsafe? :D

redunancy system - mirrored drives. One fails other kicks in while you sort out the failed drive. However guess it all depends on how things are setup with their hardware.

True....there are many types of raids...

one that provides redundancy, one that makes a batch of disks act like one super disk, one that joins a batch of disks to make the entire thing faster by distributing data across disks.....

I would have thought that a RAID arrray for a webserver would be set up for redundancy (RAID 5 at least). If that's the case George ought to ask for his money back :o

Depending on what's stated in the SLA, he may be receiving a discount. :D

Was TV down... I didn't notice... :D:o

totster :D

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