Gomez
Been drinking brew for breakfast?
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join:2001-02-21
Atlanta, GA
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 ·Speakeasy
Host:
Pub Games
It is the economy,..
Clearwire
| Proxy moving...
I grow tired of the proxy going down every time I travel, so it's about time to move it to a hosting site.
So, to ease the transition, which I'm hoping will be transparent, please update your conf files and replace the IP with 'rc5proxy.bbrrc5.org' (I should have done that in the first place).
Moo!
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tmpchaos
Beer bacon benedictine
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join:2000-04-28
Hoboken, NJ
clubs:   | That's option 2, then 6, then 3, where it currently says 216.27.xxx.xx. |
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Tex Longhorn
45-35
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join:2001-01-05
San Diego, CA
clubs: | I'll have to remember to do make the change when I'm downstairs.
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DrewCapu
Giant Diehard
join:2001-12-19
California
clubs: | reply to Gomez
Wouldn't the easier fix be to stop travelling?  |
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bobrk
You kids get offa my lawn
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join:2000-02-02
San Jose, CA | reply to Gomez
What is the timeframe for this? |
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lunarPlexus
Nothin' Up Muh Sleeve
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join:2003-02-08
Chicago, IL
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·EarthLink
| I wasn't able to update my work…er…remote machines until today. They claimed to have been sending packets to the server, but your page said I had 0 blocks today - until I made the change. Then it only showed the blocks submitted after I made the change. Weird they go? |
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tmpchaos
Beer bacon benedictine
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join:2000-04-28
Hoboken, NJ
clubs: | Did you have it set to fall back to the dist.net servers? |
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Gomez
Been drinking brew for breakfast?
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join:2001-02-21
Atlanta, GA
clubs:
·Speakeasy
Host:
Pub Games
It is the economy,..
Clearwire
| reply to lunarPlexus
said by lunarPlexus  :I wasn't able to update my work…er…remote machines until today. They claimed to have been sending packets to the server, but your page said I had 0 blocks today - until I made the change. Then it only showed the blocks submitted after I made the change. Weird they go? Nothings changed as of yet. I'll probably order the dedicated host this week. Looking at the graph, you have fairly infrequent submissions. Is it possible that they were just in queue?
If not, like tmp suggested, they may have fallen back to the dnetc proxy.
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lunarPlexus
Nothin' Up Muh Sleeve
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join:2003-02-08
Chicago, IL
clubs: | reply to tmpchaos
Not on purpose, but it looks like that's what happened. |
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Gomez
Been drinking brew for breakfast?
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join:2001-02-21
Atlanta, GA
clubs:
·Speakeasy
Host:
Pub Games
It is the economy,..
Clearwire
| reply to Gomez
Ok the new server is provisioned. Here's the general plan.
1) Get database replication working, This should allow blocks to be dumped to the old site, and show up on the new site, nearly immediately. Reset the database on the old site, reread all the logs, resulting in a mirror.
2) Once that's working, move the web app and change the www pointer to the new server. That's the biggest issue now, so that's the majority of the battle.
3) Sync the logs between the two sites.
4) shut down the old proxy, and the old database, move the logs out of the way. At the same time, start up the new proxy, and change the DNS entry. At this point any blocks on the old site are logged, sent to dnetc, but no DB. Emails go out to people submitting to the old site, and these logs get pushed daily to the new site to get picked up by the file reader.
It should be transparent unless you happen to look at the site while I'm doing a db refresh to get things mirrored.
I'll keep you posted 
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scarney
Bbr Team Discovery - Bbr Team Rc5
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join:2001-02-18
Madison, WI
clubs: | u da man Gomez! |
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Gomez
Been drinking brew for breakfast?
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join:2001-02-21
Atlanta, GA
clubs:
·Speakeasy
Host:
Pub Games
It is the economy,..
Clearwire
| reply to Gomez
Hopefully no one noticed, but everything is moved, and has been running fine all day. The old proxy is chained to the new proxy, making it pretty transparent.
If you haven't done so already, please change your settings. »www.bbrrc5.org/proxy/faq.jsp . If you changed before last night, you'll need to restart the client to pick up the DNS change.
In a couple of days I'll write a cron job that looks at logs on the old proxy and sends reminder emails to those still using it. If you don't want the email, change the settings.
In the process of moving stuff, I also implemented query logging, so it's easy to see where the bottle necks are. As a result, some things have been tweaked, so everything but OS/CPU summaries should load in milliseconds.
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scarney
Bbr Team Discovery - Bbr Team Rc5
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join:2001-02-18
Madison, WI
clubs: | reply to Gomez
it seems to be purring along nicely. pages load super fast!. 8))
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bobrk
You kids get offa my lawn
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join:2000-02-02
San Jose, CA | reply to Gomez
Whoa, nice! Thanks, that's great. No more wincing when clicking on the proxy link. |
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Tex Longhorn
45-35
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join:2001-01-05
San Diego, CA
clubs: |  reply to Gomez
New server is wicked fast! The old server seemed to be wicked slow. The improvement is wicked cool.
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tmpchaos
Beer bacon benedictine
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join:2000-04-28
Hoboken, NJ
clubs: | But the new one won't tell us when he's away! |
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DrewCapu
Giant Diehard
join:2001-12-19
California
clubs: | reply to Tex Longhorn
Wicked. You keep using that word. I do not think it means what you think it means. I just looked up that word on the intraweb and found... hmmm...
Wicked!!! |
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Tex Longhorn
45-35
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join:2001-01-05
San Diego, CA
clubs: | reply to Gomez
"My boy's wicked smart." Said in my best Boston accent.
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bobrk
You kids get offa my lawn
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San Jose, CA
·SONIC.NET
| said by Tex Longhorn :"My boy's wicked smart." Said in my best Boston accent. Smart = "smaht", right?
Between Car Talk and This Old House, I think I'm gettin' it.
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Tex Longhorn
45-35
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join:2001-01-05
San Diego, CA
clubs: | That's wight. |
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