Raid Rebuild Finished

[Krydos]

The extremely time consuming raid rebuild process has finished and Sparkie is back online. All of the VPS on Sparkie seem to have booted up just fine, but Johnny is another story. The widespread filesystem corruption that occurred right before we took him offline cannot be undone, and even though the hardware is operating normally now, Johnny will never be the same again. The databases all seem to be ok, but Apache won't boot up do to thousands of errors in the configuration. The next step will be to try to make backups of everyone's accounts.

[miniurl]

Thanks Krydos for your effort. Hope Johnny be online on soon.

Edited July 25 by miniurl

[nmbayu]

I hope johnny will be online again soon, thank you for the effort

Edited July 25 by nmbayu

[azubriy]

Thanks a lot, Krydos!
I hope it will be possible at least to get backup-file, which was created by user before the Johnny-issue.

[cgeek01]

On 7/25/2024 at 1:28 AM, Krydos said:

The extremely time consuming raid rebuild process has finished and Sparkie is back online. All of the VPS on Sparkie seem to have booted up just fine, but Johnny is another story. The widespread filesystem corruption that occurred right before we took him offline cannot be undone, and even though the hardware is operating normally now, Johnny will never be the same again. The databases all seem to be ok, but Apache won't boot up do to thousands of errors in the configuration. The next step will be to try to make backups of everyone's accounts.

Welp, its deja vu all over again just like Tommy in 2019.

So, is Tommy going to be free for Johnny users or is it going to remain the same?

[Krydos]

On 7/26/2024 at 6:42 AM, cgeek01 said:

So, is Tommy going to be free for Johnny users or is it going to remain the same?

No. Tommy is already overloaded, and very slow. Moving several thousand more people to an overloaded server sounds like a terrible idea to me. What's the point if the uptime is 20% and each page takes 2 minutes to load?