Forums Are Back!!

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  • #3600
    peanut
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    Yay, the forums are back. WoooooHoooooo!!!!!

     

    (sorry, brain is fried since school started up again)

    #33819
    starterat
    Participant

    YAY for forums and the reason y it crashed in the first place

    #33821
    Liam
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    starterat said:

    YAY for forums and the reason y it crashed in the first place

     

    Yah. Umm. *shuffles feet* Restarting the web server is bad apparently. It gets angry and wont come back up.

     

    Sorry.

    #33824
    Pink Monkey #5
    Participant

    wow i was wondering what the heck happened. YAY they’re back!!!!!!!!!!!!! :lol: 😆 :lol: 😆 :lol:

    #33828
    rainefardreamer
    Participant

    <3

     

    i believe this calls for cookies

    #33829

    zomg

    #33836
    B R I E F S
    Participant

    rainefardreamer said:

    <3

     

    i believe this calls for cookies

    i’ll bring some milk, bagged milk..

    #33957
    Pink Monkey #16
    Participant

    sweet

    #34017
    MasterP
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    Liam said:

    Yah. Umm. *shuffles feet* Restarting the web server is bad apparently. It gets angry and wont come back up.

     

    Sorry.

     

    Restart really shouldn’t be an option in services management.

    #34043
    Liam
    Participant

    MasterP said:

    Restart really shouldn’t be an option in services management.

     

    For the record, I did not mean ‘restart’ the service. I meant restart the box. Start->Shutdown->Restart.

     

    kthxbai.

    #34050
    MasterP
    Participant

    Liam said:

    For the record, I did not mean ‘restart’ the service. I meant restart the box. Start->Shutdown->Restart.

     

    kthxbai.

     

    For the record, I was talking about your restart of IIS.

    #34088
    Kuros
    Participant

    There is an easy fix to this problem that Liam has been made aware of. We can either individually stop the firedaemon apps (which are most likely what hung up on shutdown) and make sure they died peacefully or shutdown /f /r in command prompt. The latter is much easier and equally, if not more, effective.

    #34109
    MasterP
    Participant

    Shutdown -f -r would be better. It guarantees that the system will reboot. Stopping the services individually works but if you miss just one you’re screwed until you can get someone to let you into that closet.

    #34126
    Pink Monkey #13
    Participant

    cookies?! yay! oh, and yay! the forums are back up!

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