Tribe.net. Local Connections Gemma http://bugs.tribe.net/thread/71693f9b-5da9-4756-83e1-5311b0ed37d5#37ab7079-eb34-4507-ba6f-3eb798bca9c7 2009-07-06T16:23:27Z 2009-07-06T16:23:27Z

Thanks

Gemma 2009-07-06T16:23:27Z B http://bugs.tribe.net/thread/71693f9b-5da9-4756-83e1-5311b0ed37d5#67dc3bc3-a3cf-48c5-95ca-243a031feea7 2009-07-06T13:19:40Z 2009-07-06T13:19:40Z

I think our friend Mojito still has his moments, but it has been great not having any total crashes (knock on wood) since the new server was installed.

B 2009-07-06T13:19:40Z Canela, too hot for you http://bugs.tribe.net/thread/71693f9b-5da9-4756-83e1-5311b0ed37d5#162ba78f-c0e5-48cf-9337-00f47eddfa1f 2009-07-06T13:04:52Z 2009-07-06T13:04:52Z

In these cases, google works faster than restarting the browser which is kind of a hit and miss thing. Anyway, when that happens, as soon as you click onto some other page you may be back on the dysfunctional server.

Canela, too hot for you 2009-07-06T13:04:52Z carolyn http://bugs.tribe.net/thread/71693f9b-5da9-4756-83e1-5311b0ed37d5#947da7d1-ca2a-4984-bd98-04906a318e58 2009-07-05T18:44:15Z 2009-07-05T18:44:15Z

To clarify: the horrible exception happens when one of the nine web servers is down. The site has not been down since our last maintenance period (17 June), and has not crashed completely since we put the new DB server in place on 10 June. Using Google to get onto the site probably just allows the cookie to be rewritten, and is basically the same thing as restarting your browser.

carolyn 2009-07-05T18:44:15Z Canela, too hot for you http://bugs.tribe.net/thread/71693f9b-5da9-4756-83e1-5311b0ed37d5#1c9d5f74-22ae-48fa-b84c-482da84c76f0 2009-07-05T16:43:56Z 2009-07-05T16:43:56Z

Yeah, the google thing is the back door into tribe. The horrible exception stuff usually comes up when tribe is down. You can try putting your profile URL into your browser (give yourself a name for a tribe handle, numbers don't work!) and when your profile comes up with any weird stuff on it, like your avatar not showing, and your photo album link saying "problem generating area", it means, tribe is down. If you can click from there onto your homepage, you are lucky.

Canela, too hot for you 2009-07-05T16:43:56Z Gemma http://bugs.tribe.net/thread/71693f9b-5da9-4756-83e1-5311b0ed37d5#74e33727-24b6-4111-8d99-5b4333bd05ed 2009-07-04T15:46:28Z 2009-07-04T15:46:28Z

A page came up saying that the server could not be found for the log in page. I googled Tribe, clicked on the BM link & signed in from there.

Gemma 2009-07-04T15:46:28Z Tribe.net Help http://bugs.tribe.net/thread/71693f9b-5da9-4756-83e1-5311b0ed37d5#10f30e09-3628-4edd-9aee-22ec40dcc26b 2009-06-21T18:01:48Z 2009-06-21T18:01:48Z

I suspect the same two servers having trouble with postings and friends' posting modules might be having this problem as well. Interestingly, our staging server was having the same problem as well and restarting it seemed to fix it. Will restart the other two and things should improve all around!

Tribe.net Help 2009-06-21T18:01:48Z Nic http://bugs.tribe.net/thread/71693f9b-5da9-4756-83e1-5311b0ed37d5#2a1395ef-0727-44b2-8065-cbe4185380b4 2009-06-21T17:51:00Z 2009-06-21T17:51:00Z

When I switch to Tribe from an already open Explorer window, I'm taken to a sign in page (not used to seeing this) and when I do sign in, I receive a "horrible exception error". Of course, I just tried to replecate the bug and it didn't happen - if I get to that error again, I'll be sure to copy the complete message

Nic 2009-06-21T17:51:00Z