What an Internet Nite!

**Brown Bear** · 01-25-2003, 03:40 AM

Awwww....poor Lensman, did sales drop from 100 an hour to a measly 50?

**Roald** · 01-25-2003, 03:44 AM

Originally posted by Brown Bear
Awwww....poor Lensman, did sales drop from 100 an hour to a measly 50?

**Gman.357** · 01-25-2003, 03:47 AM

Originally posted by Lensman
All of the networks we're on took a beating, GFY was down 2.5 hrs, which is a testiment to our diagnostic ability to get the network back up. A big shout out to Ray of XFR who was instrumental in getting our stuff back up.

All Adult.com sites are running well, but traffic is shit because the rest of the Internet is a shambles right now.

Good job getting your network back up and running so quickly. We're still wading through the shit on ours.

Got the paysite servers running good, now for the free site network.

**stocktrader23** · 01-25-2003, 03:57 AM

Originally posted by Brown Bear
Awwww....poor Lensman, did sales drop from 100 an hour to a measly 50?

Somehow I think its way more than 100 an hour.

**Pipecrew** · 01-25-2003, 04:02 AM

Originally posted by stocktrader23

Somehow I think its way more than 100 an hour.

You think they push over 3000 signups a day? I dont think anyone does

**bigdog** · 01-25-2003, 04:12 AM

sexhit used to push 5k signups a day at one point

**421Fill** · 01-25-2003, 04:18 AM

Originally posted by bigdog
sexhit used to push 5k signups a day at one point

That's a lot of friggin' sign ups per day!

**Serge_Oprano** · 01-25-2003, 04:24 AM

Originally posted by turbo

That's a lot of friggin' sign ups per day!

"Those were the days, my friend,
we thought they never end.."
;-))

**vegasdude** · 01-25-2003, 04:58 AM

tell me about it!

**HustlazConvention** · 01-25-2003, 05:09 AM

Originally posted by bigdog
sexhit used to push 5k signups a day at one point

I think you might find that the figure was for the whole adultshop.com group...intergal, sexhit, bigbagsofcash etc etc

**kmanrox** · 01-25-2003, 05:16 AM

hey serge, you wouldn't happen to be jewish, would ya?

;-)

**Gman.357** · 01-25-2003, 05:22 AM

Originally posted by kmanrox
hey serge, you wouldn't happen to be jewish, would ya?

;-)

Yes, he's a Russian Jew. When he drinks Vodka, he pisses it back into the bottle for later.

**Unleash_Hell** · 01-25-2003, 05:27 AM

soooooooooo quiet

**JamesK** · 01-25-2003, 05:29 AM

thanks.

**regi filth** · 01-25-2003, 06:09 AM

things are STILL fucked

bet my sig aint showing...

**Joshua** · 01-25-2003, 06:17 AM

Originally posted by Gman.357

Yes, he's a Russian Jew. When he drinks Vodka, he pisses it back into the bottle for later.

**Pete** · 01-25-2003, 06:23 AM

"Those were the days, my friend,
we thought they never end.."
;-))

La la la laaaaa....

**asuna** · 01-25-2003, 06:34 AM

Originally posted by vegasdude
tell me about it!

hit me up on icq, never got your email

**silver** · 01-25-2003, 06:53 AM

Electronic attack slows Internet
'SQL' worm like 'Code Red,' but not as serious

WASHINGTON (CNN) -- A fast-moving computer worm slowed down Internet access Saturday for about 22,000 servers, according to the Internet security firm Symantec.

Oliver Friedrichs, a senior manager with Symantec, said the "SQL" worm was taking advantage of a vulnerability detected six months ago in Microsoft sequel servers, used mainly by companies to store information.

Friedrichs said businesses, rather than home users, would be affected by the worm, which was similar but not as serious as the "Code Red" worm. Code Red swept through hundreds of thousands of computers in a single day in July 2001.

"When we look at this threat compared to some of the other threats, it's not that significant," he said. "Not as many servers are affected as Code Red."

A computer worm is a program that reproduces by copying itself onto other machines, which then seek out other vulnerable computers.

Friedrichs said the SQL worm "breaks into the server and tries to spread."

"It really generates a lot of network traffic," he said. "It's really just going to slow down Internet performance."

Friedrichs said Microsoft issued "patches" to fix the vulnerabilities in its systems, which were detected in July 2001, but many companies did not install them, opening the door to the SQL worm.

**Nasty** · 01-25-2003, 07:40 AM

I got fucked pretty good and found the downside to enabling the Bad DNS removal rule on brownie.

Brownie wacked entire categories for dns errors which resulted in zero byte files for some categories which crashed my main tgp and all 20 of my other tgps when they tried to propogate the main pages from zero byte files.

Now I guess Ill be wading thru thousands of shitty galleries today to refill the blank categories.

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