In creep butler voice. "You underestimate the sneakiness sir."

Tag....you're it?

Bumping for a sticky just sounds.....dirty!

I verified this and I do apologize. My assumption was based off the original post that there were only grey hues of color code 153, 153, 153. I checked on a couple of maps (pofire) and it seems that they used multiple shades of grey, so give me till tomorrow to fix them because I have to run tonight. I will correct this though for ALL maps and get another copy uploaded. Sorry about that!

Talk about nostalgia...

Yeah I'm sure I can, even I can't I'll just zip it into parts and send individuals. PM me your e-mail address and I'll get it over to you.

Sorry I didn't upload this quite a while ago, had to take off just after I finished. Anyone have someplace I can upload this file? Its a 16mb file and I don't feel like splitting it as that may get too complicated for some people.

Give me a little bit. In the middle of writing a small program to go through every one of these and set all the lines to black.

EDIT: Thanks to Evil for the upload.

http://www.evilmog.kuahara.com/maps.zip

I've triend sending him tells at camps before, but he's never responded. Asked if he spoke english and he never responded.  Not sure if he's foreign or not.

Yeah I've had so many problems out of this darn build its ridiculous. RMAd the mobo, ram, cpu, and gfx card trying to solve the problem, but couldn't for the life of me figure it out. Any ideas?

http://gnomesphere.com/cm/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=35&Itemid=65

Don't know if everythings back up and running just fine right now, but I can tell you a lot of people in the south eastern US were out of internet for an hour. Going to do quite a bit of searching tomorrow for information on what exactly happened, but something happened on a national level. Spoke with an old coworker of mine who's an engineer for an ISP and he didn't have much time to talk, but he said things weren't good and couldn't give me much information. At the time they were suspecting an attack on a mass scale.

 

Originally Posted by Rogean  View Post
I'm curious what was causing those subnets to be unreachable. After the 67.23.'s came back up, my ping on both subnets got bumped up about 20 ms. I've had to contact netriplex a few times for static routes to fix the latency. Is it related?

It depends which back haul path your traffic normally rides. Things are mostly back to normal, but there is some additional latency right now for traffic going through Atlanta. This will go back to normal when the underlying carrier fixes their issue.

The issue was with a whole datacenter that went down including fail safes. Some of this is over my head, but I'm familiar with most of it.

Pretty much here's what I'm gathering from reading the posts by Rogean and other customers of this hosting company.

Netriplex/Uberbandwidth's datacenter lost all routing capabilities somewhere outside their facility. The primary line was brought down for maintenance and during this time the backup line failed. They're suspecting a problem outside the building and engineers are enroute to fix it. I'm not going to go into some of the more technical aspects, but as complicated as it is it should be fixed very soon because this company is losing A LOT, and I mean probably thousands, of dollars right now due to refunds to their customers. Uptime guarantees have clauses in them for refunds usually if the guarantee is not met and from what I was reading on their agreement is that 5 hours of downtime earns you a refund for 1 whole month of service.


EDIT/UPDATE: Ok everything seems to be starting to come back up, but there's definitely still some routing issues going on. I'm keeping tabs on the convo with the host, but I don't know how this is going to affect EZ directly. I can tell you that you should expect high latency while logging in for a little while until this gets resolved, but once you're logged into EZ (Whenever it comes back online) you should be fine.

Ok found something. This explains everything and its a lot worse than I first thought

http://www.peqtgc.com/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=11274

http://www.webhostingtalk.com/showthread.php?t=986331

Xerion, I believe I have an explanation of why you're able to connect. You happen to be in Massachusetts and comcast is your ISP?