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Villainous
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The wiki crashed?
Everytime I try to enter the site, it gives me a 502 Bad Gateway error. What's up with that?
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Aegir
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Re: The wiki crashed?
Yeah what IS up with that?!
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Igglebert
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Re: The wiki crashed?
Yeah it was like that at 4 AM my time, it would be fine for a few mins then crash again. Surprised it's still acting up.
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sabinati
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Re: The wiki crashed?
the admin is at work, it'll be up in a few hours i'm sure.
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Iryn
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Re: The wiki crashed?
Patience people. Wikis are a pain in the arse, I know, I have to administer one where I work. I think he's using nginx too, I don't know why anyone chooses to use that webserver. Seems like it only does one thing really well, crash and burn. Sorry, make that two things.
You can always do a google search and view the cached page (assuming google has indexed it) if you really need some information.
You can always do a google search and view the cached page (assuming google has indexed it) if you really need some information.
Metzger, Lawspeaker of Nord Belka
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loftar
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Re: The wiki crashed?
To be fair, it does seem that he's using nginx as a reverse proxy, and that it is the server behind it that has crashed and burnt.Iryn wrote:I think he's using nginx too, I don't know why anyone chooses to use that webserver. Seems like it only does one thing really well, crash and burn.
"Object-oriented design is the roman numerals of computing." -- Rob Pike
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Spiff
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Re: The wiki crashed?
Nope, not a reverse proxy. The server's doing just fine, as is evidenced by havenbot piping along nicely. php-cgi keeps crashing and burning for some reason.loftar wrote:To be fair, it does seem that he's using nginx as a reverse proxy, and that it is the server behind it that has crashed and burnt.Iryn wrote:I think he's using nginx too, I don't know why anyone chooses to use that webserver. Seems like it only does one thing really well, crash and burn.
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loftar
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Re: The wiki crashed?
I see; does it serve those error pages when a FastCGI server isn't responding?
Just out of curiosity, what was the problem?
Just out of curiosity, what was the problem?
"Object-oriented design is the roman numerals of computing." -- Rob Pike
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Spiff
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Re: The wiki crashed?
Yup. I haven't a clue what the actual issue was though, the error logs were clean. I have a feeling it may have had something to do with the log files getting to be too large and not rotating correctly, but I'm not positive. Restarting it seems to have fixed the issue though. For nowloftar wrote:I see; does it serve those error pages when a FastCGI server isn't responding?
Just out of curiosity, what was the problem?
