I don’t know if I’m the only one who encounters these, but I’ve gotten about 10 errors from the forum today and countless more times where the loading bar times out and I have to try again. It’s not just today either, I’ve had these problems here ever since I joined.
Yes. Today is the worst I’ve seen it too. With all the work going on these days on the site, I’m sure it’s just temporary. Someone else probably has more info on the happenings; I"m just letting you know that I’m encountering them as well.
yes. But I only get the errors from my home internet, never school’s internet. Maybe some telecom companies are keeping tabs on who goes to libertarian websites
The problem is the server appears to eb getting overloaded and having a hard time responding to HTTP requests. When the pages start failing not only does it fail on my Comcast connection at home. At the same time I am RDP’d into a VM in my datacenter. I’m patched directly into the fiber ring of Seattle. There can be no question of instability on that side. In that case the page also fails to load at the exact same time it fails to load on my PC.
The problems seem to be isolated only to the community part of the website mises.org. It seems that the site is simply just timing out. I don’t get any software errors or anything like that. Below is an example of what I get on IE in my Datacenter.
Apon sending “GET /community/forums/” I had to wait about a minute+ before HTML feed came through. So it just seems like the server is slow to respond and our browsers are timing out. It is prime time afterall and mises.org is far more rewarding then watching the tube.
Might I recomend one of these for cheap and effective clustering.
Yea, I am just guessing outa my rear. Any how now I’m getting SQL errors. So perhaps thats where the bottleneck is, or perhaps its something entirely different. Here you go.
A network-related or instance-specific error occurred while establishing a connection to SQL Server. The server was not found or was not accessible. Verify that the instance name is correct and that SQL Server is configured to allow remote connections. (provider: Named Pipes Provider, error: 40 - Could not open a connection to SQL Server)
Please contact your site administrator. An explanation for why this error could occur is below.
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Community Server expects to find a valid XML file containing all of the links for a community. By default, this file is located at the root of the with the name SiteUrls.config.
A common error is that SiteUrls.config included unescaped XML characters, such as “&” when defining a querystring.
It’s the Mises site/server what have you. When I go to different websites I don’t encounter these issues. This is a very big website though so it’s undoubtedly rocky at times, but I don’t know enough about computers to make any kind of guess at what’s up.