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ModDB Downtime - 1st May
Please bare with us over the next 4 hours! We are currently undertaking upgrades to our back-end servers!
Posted by Greg on May 1st, 2009 digg this super bookmark
We are currently in the process of undertaking major updates to ModDB's backend systems, including a Kernel upgrade to all of our core servers. This means that from 2:30PM GMT to 4:30PM GMT the site will operate at a slower speed than usual, followed by 5-10 minutes of downtime at around 4:30PM GMT.
Once this work is complete, users should notice significantly faster image rendering speeds, and general site performance should be snappier!
Thanks for your continued support!
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Good to keep regular backups. We can't have you losing all those mod profiles. :D
Nice.
Times tell me nothing, we use 24 hour period and it's currently 19:41 here. :D
gmt is the standard time that the whole world uses... GTM means GMT +0.
YAY upgrades!
Sweet! If I'm sensible and go to sleep, I'll miss all the slow and Moddb will be awesome when I wake up :)