Redlemon

Does the board go down for maintenance at 7 AM EST? I lost my connection this morning for about 15 minutes, then all the threads that previously had "unread post" tags lost them. I seem to remember this happening on Wednesday as well.

Is there a standard maintenance time, or have I just gotten unlucky?

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Redlemon

Thanks for the link. "Sunday 12:00 - 14:00 EEST" is 06:00-08:00 AM EST if my math is correct, but that only refers to Sunday morning (for me).

I just had another system down Monday morning (today) at exactly 07:00 EST (13:00 EEST). Has this become a nightly maintenance run? I only ask so that I know when to stay away.

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redravin40

Yep.
For about 15 minutes every night, 3:00 AT., 7:00 EST.

Redlemon

Thanks, RedRavin. I'll organize my TFP usage better .

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RelaX

Okay, now that redlemon has his answer, I will proceed to shamelessly hijack with thread and ask a vaguely related question.
What are the busiest hours on TFP? Are there stats of this somewhere? Just so I (and perhaps others) can know when to steer clear. Like at the time of this posting when TFP is pretty slow.
And maybe this should be in Tilted Suggestions but is it possible to view stats of tfp? Like you know, browser usage, OS usage, pageviews per day, per hour or something like that? That would be interesting. Surely you keep track of those kind of things?

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oldtimer

Wouldn't that only add to the lag?

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RelaX

If memory serves me, TFP is running on a Linux comp with an Apache webserver and Apache keeps a record or this anyway, right?

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Redlemon

One followup question; over in the land of EEST, do you do daylight saving time?

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Sty

Where the server lives, yes.

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