Re: [boost] Notice of scheduled site/service outages

From: Victor A. Wagner, Jr. (vawjr_at_[hidden])
Date: 2002-11-17 16:10:24

Thanks, I thought I'd seen an outage notice, but when it wasn't on the main 
page, I figured (wrongly) it must have been some other system I used.
At Sunday 2002/11/17 13:30, you wrote:
>This is a reminder. I posted this message last week.
>
>Regards,
>Dave
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>Greetings,
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>This message contains vital details regarding two upcoming outages which
>will affect the access of you and your developers to the SourceForge.net
>site and project resources.  Please read this message carefully.
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>You are receiving this message because this email address is associated
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>hosted on SourceForge.net (https://sourceforge.net).  This message has
>been sent in accordance with our "Guidelines Regarding Notification for
>SourceForge.net Site Changes", as found in the Site Docs collection of
>SourceForge.net
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>On 2002-11-14 (Thursday), the SourceForge.net site, project mailing
>list services, and the primary download server (which handles the
>redirects for all download requests) will be offline for a period of
>two to three hours, starting at 16:00 Pacific (GMT-8).
>
>On 2002-11-17 (Sunday), project CVS services, project shell services,
>project web services (including all VHOSTs), and project database
>services will be offline for a period of up to twelve hours, starting
>at 10:00 Pacific (GMT-8).  Project web services will be restored first,
>but will be brought up initially with read-only access to project group
>directory space.  Static web content will be served correctly during this
>time period, but application-driven and database-dependent content and
>CGI scripts will not function correctly.  Issues encountered during this
>time period SHOULD NOT be reported to SourceForge.net; they are an
>expected side-effect of this outage.
>
>Both outages (2002-11-14 at 16:00 for 3 hours, and 2002-11-17 at 10:00
>for 12 hours) have been scheduled to permit the relocation of site
>hardware by SourceForge.net staff.
>
>All inquiries regarding this outage, SourceForge.net, or your project
>on SourceForge.net should be directed to the SourceForge.net team by
>submitting a Support Request.  Support IS NOT provided via email.
>To submit a Support Request:
>https://sourceforge.net/tracker/?func=add&group_id=1&atid=200001
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>Thank you,
>
>SourceForge.net staff
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>
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