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Yellow Fiber, why the fuck is our server down for 4+ hours?
Spam me with hosts that can actually keep sites online.
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webair . up for years .................
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Cyberwurx.com amazing company. many here will agree.
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unusual to hear this about YF and +1 for conepuppy's cyberwurx
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Techiemedia, Mojo Host, National Net
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The report now is 2 more hours the server will be down. No compensation, no apologies.
6 hours total. Who does business like this? |
BTW it's a full managed box with backups :upsidedow
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He will sick Randazza on you!
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shitty and u gots a broken img in sig
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Cause it's on that fucking server! :mad: |
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National Net is the best. Anything else is second best.
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Reply from Zak on Skype basically told me to go fuck myself and could care less how long the server is down for.
Never seen anything like this before. BTW this server alone is over $1k+ a month. |
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Try isPrime! |
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If it wasn't for his senior tech Manu keeping things afloat, I reckon that YellowFiber would have been long gone. |
I never actually heard complaints about Zack to be honest.
But if you are serious about moving, give me a shout on icq or skype |
and add good support. less than 24 hour response time
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The more data you have the longer it takes. I love the fact that you bring this to the forums. You were warned when this happened previously that by having so much data on a single machine you are vulnerable to these problems. You really should of took the advice and gotten a second box for replication purposes. I'm not going to get into very much more detail other than.. you have a lot of data and you lack the understanding of what a file system check is. Thanks for jumping to conclusions while we are talking on skype and have not came up with a solution yet. See much like many other people we get things resolved then figure out what to do, not jump around 20 different directions. |
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You let me know what solution there is to NOT have that server down for 6+ hours. I'm game. I've never seen a box down for that period of time. Anyone else? More/different hardware? I've NEVER had a problem spending money for something necessary but your attitude on this is terrible. My business is online, every site is my lifeblood. I'm a customer that is having a horrible experience with your product. |
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Amerinoc will move your shit for you... Never had to wait more than 10 minutes for tech support.
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Let me know when my banner sig shows up again on GFY. That will let me know the server is back up :disgust
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your acting like an idiot :2 cents::2 cents::2 cents:
ask anyone that has a clue on how long a fsck takes on 6tb of data then come back to the thread. my guess is you have already been told that restoring 6tb of data will take longer then waiting for the fsck to finish :2 cents::2 cents: Quote:
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6tb on one box?
:1orglaugh |
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And as I write this the customers server is back online and functioning just fine. For those of you who don't know what fsck is, it is a utility short for file system check, it checks the drive for bad sectors, bad inodes, bad mappings to inodes etc. The slower the drives and greater amount of data you have the longer this process takes, its a 5 step process. In specific situations the linux operating system _forces_ you to do this. This is due to a file system being journalized. Sure there are alternative file systems that do not have journalized file systems like ext3/4 suchs as riserFS or XFS. but frankly those are a bit inferior for day to day operation and have their own specific uses. |
Fsck on a 6tb raid volume takes a lot of time but less time than restoring that size volume. Statistically these things do happen and aren't necessarily negligent on your hosts part, either. The only solution to have you up rapidly would be if you bought an identical second server that was being regularly sync'd. Most small and medium sized clients don't duplicate their infrastructure for the rare occurrence that a file system integrity problem happens. In this instance, perhaps at an annual cost of another 5k or so. When your system (hopefully) comes up later, ask yourself if it would be worth the extra spend and if so, order a second server. I know your host understands your frustration, these things are awful, but I don't personally think its appropriate to publicly bash them for the time it takes Fsck to complete if they explained what was going on fully. Best of luck
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They use new servers that are rock solid and run them smoothly so you will be stable 24/7 |
Never had a problem with Zak or my servers. I usually take his advice on what I need to do with more servers etc. He has actually helped me cut down the costs, not a lot of companies would do that. I spend up to $4k a month with him and couldn't be happier.
Manu rocks as well. |
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