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Keith Thompson
The last few times I've tried to visit www.clc-wiki.net, it's appeared
to be down. Does anyone know what the status is?
to be down. Does anyone know what the status is?
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Joe Wright
What was your C question?Keith said:
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Richard Heathfield
Keith Thompson said:
Currently down, by the look of it.
Frankly, I sympathise. Often enough to be a real nuisance, my ISP (the
estimable BT) changes my IP address on me, unannounced, which means my Web
site stops working until I happen to notice that something's wrong and go
patch up the Web forwarding.
Since *my* browsers never have any trouble finding 127.0.0.1, I sometimes
don't notice for days that my Web site is effectively down.
Currently down, by the look of it.
Frankly, I sympathise. Often enough to be a real nuisance, my ISP (the
estimable BT) changes my IP address on me, unannounced, which means my Web
site stops working until I happen to notice that something's wrong and go
patch up the Web forwarding.
Since *my* browsers never have any trouble finding 127.0.0.1, I sometimes
don't notice for days that my Web site is effectively down.
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Clever Monkey
Someone needs a static IP for Christmas.Richard said:
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Richard Heathfield
Clever Monkey said:
Yeah, but somehow I don't think she'll think of it.
Yeah, but somehow I don't think she'll think of it.
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Mark McIntyre
If you use dyndns.org or similar to provide dns, you can run ddclient
on the server to automatically keep your dns entries updated. There
/are/ windows versions of ddclient but you're probably running a linux
server.
--
Mark McIntyre
"Debugging is twice as hard as writing the code in the first place.
Therefore, if you write the code as cleverly as possible, you are,
by definition, not smart enough to debug it."
--Brian Kernighan