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1 May 2008, 05:18 AM | #31 | |
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I'm thinking more along the lines of the Reverberating Carbonizer w/Mutate Capacity...
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How about the following instead??? Written in technical English with appropriate terms of description about the specific conditions of the computer systems software and hardware, attributable to the various attack vectors pertained during an externally controlled and coordinated extended flood of service requests from the upstream service provider to the said server. Compounded with the impending software upgrade on the database server side whilst the corresponding client side component has been retained, thus creating an incompatibility of the said database client and server software, thus created such outage. Rectification of such outage incurred recompilation of the said database source code and the re-distribution and re-installation of the database server and client end at the server, thus removing the incompatiability issue. I write these all the time to make people sleep The purpose is to make sure you stated everything as truthfully as possible but make it so boring that nobody can identify and attribute the blame |
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Originally Posted by nikhsub1 View Post
10:29 PST, 4/29/08 - First of all, the provider is / was experiencing a ddos attack (distributed denial of service) over the ATT backbone causing the whole server to be either very slow or non existent. Next issue was that I upgraded php and mysql to version 5 from 4 so that Steve can upgrade the forum software. In doing this upgrade, seems the SERVER versions of sql got upgraded but the client remained at 4 so all my sites with php and sql just displayed blank pages. Anyway, i re ran the upgrade so now all should be good. Well, thats cleared that up then!!!!!! |
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Kai, Having read your comments it seems quite clear to me that you may also be the Speech Writer for the Australian Prime Minister, Kevin Rudd. Am I right??? Mods, please dont' penalise me. These are not designed to be political comments. I am just trying to take the you know what out of Kev's Speech Writer. I am merely stating that Big Kev should sack his current Speech Writer and employ someone that writes plain english speeches. Michael |
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If I got the pink envelope, I'll shout beer for every TRF member in Melbourne Seriously, I deal with service providers, lawyers, contract managers daily and these are the stuff they send me to review and accordingly I'll have to reply in kind I suppose I should be doing a Juris Doctor degree so that I can bore people officially, except that it costs $90k |
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Do you guys have a daily backup of the board in case of a major crash?
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Kai, I have no problem with interpreting all manner of contracts, Acts of Parliament, Regulations and so forth, but your comments really flipped me out. I have a pretty good brain with most legal matters, but with your words I was scratching the grey matter between my ears thinking, what the??? |
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Errr...
1. Some external people tried to flood the AT&T network backbone with packets. Since the server resides within the confinements of AT&T network backbone, the server performance was affected to the point that it was very unresponsive. 2. In the meantime, the client/server database software was being upgraded. Unfortunately, only the server part of the database software was upgraded successfully, leaving the client part on the old version of the database software. This created a compatiability issue resulting the server displaying blank pages. In order to fix the problem, the database software was recompiled (re-created) from scratch and the upgrade re-applied. This fixed the problem. This is as plain english as I can make it. Scott did a good job in explaining the situation with far fewer words |
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1) Bad people sent a lot of useless data to the AT&T network slowing it down. 2) A software upgrade broke the machine that the site is on. Plain enough English? |
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The database is backed up daily
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Thanks Scott for your hands on!!
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And why did you post this question here?
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Glad to see it's resolved! Damn script kiddies....
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Just read this whole thread and Im left with this
Im just happy to be here..!! Thanx all involved for the hard work!! Rob
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Rob, this is a very old thread. Unfortunately, it got resurrected by some idiot spammer shortly before a similar problem just occurred.
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