Rib.net problems

jools · 24 January 2002, 19:16

Hi John
I've tried to mail you off-list, but that didn't work either!
I think the domain rib.net is a bit

Here is the mail rejection message I got!!

You may remove this from the forum when things are sorted if you like!!
Cheers
Jools

Hi. This is the qmail-send program at pt01.futurequest.net.
I'm afraid I wasn't able to deliver your message to the following addresses.
This is a permanent error; I've given up. Sorry it didn't work out.

<john@rib.net>:
The following domain has been deleted: rib.net

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Date: Thu, 24 Jan 2002 19:06:30 +0000
Subject: Problem with rib.net
From: Julian Kemp <julian.kemp@zoom.co.uk>
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Hi John

I think there may be a problem with rib.net - A couple of times today - at
work and at home when I tried to access the site I got a message from the
Apache server saying I do not have access to root - permision denied (I
think!)

Now I've just gone to get a screen capture it seems to be working!!

Www.rib.net/forums has been OK throughout.

Cheers
Jools

Allan · 24 January 2002, 19:45

I was getting an identical message (but for a different address)from efforts to mail a company that I mail frequently, it lasted for 2 days 3 or 4 days ago and only applied to some of their addresses!

It appeared to "clear itself", inasmuch that they took no action and I did nothing and the mails were working normally again after the glitch period, so may not be a problem with RIBnet but perhaps something in the arcane mysteries of net routing.

Jono Garton · 24 January 2002, 19:51

JOOls - i got exactly the same

Keith Hart · 24 January 2002, 20:26

John - I've had problems with RibNet today. I kept getting the message:

>>>>>>>>>>>>
Forbidden
You don't have permission to access /features.htm on this server.

>>>>>>>>>>>>

I tried to email you but that was bounced back as well.

Regards

Keith Hart

John Kennett · 24 January 2002, 20:59

Thanks for the heads-up! I've just moved the main site to a different server, and it's not going as smoothly as it should

Normal service will be resumed shortly. Please do not adjust your sets . . .

John

wavelength · 24 January 2002, 21:45

and there was me thinking that big brother was watching my office computer - phew

jools · 25 January 2002, 09:38

Captured it this time!!

Forbidden
You don't have permission to access /forum/ on this server.

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Apache/1.3.22 Server at www.rib.net Port 80

Access to the rib.net home page was OK - but couldn't get to the forum

Accessed it direct via rib.net

John - hope this helps

Jools

John Kennett · 25 January 2002, 13:38

About 25% of the time you should be able to access rib.net, and about 75% will fail

If anyone is interested, the primary DNS has the correct information but the three secondaries are hanging on to the old information which points to where the site used to be.

I hope to have it sorted soon.

John

Scubakid · 25 January 2002, 17:33

It all looks OK now. I was begining to get withdrawral symptoms

John