Moonie.ca status page

This page can be viewed at: http://autobahn.moonie.ca/~glenap/moonie.html

The moonie.ca domain is owned and operated by: Glen A. Pearce

This is the status page for the moonie.ca server. The status page is kept on Autobahn's web server because if www.moonie.ca is down you obviously won't be able to see pages on that server. ^_^ (Because I outsource the DNS service for the moonie.ca domain to Easy DNS the host name pointed at Autobahn's server will still work even when the main moonie.ca web server is offline. ^_-)

If you had arrived at this page because you entered a URL or clicked on a link to a page beggining with:

http://moonie.homeip.net/

You should change the URL so it beggins with:

http://www.moonie.ca/

If you got to this page by following a link to the old hostname please inform the webmaster of the refering page to fix their link. ^_- (Don't modify the URL that _this_ page is at because this isn't the page that moved, this is just the location you were re-directed to if you tried going to any of the old URLs. Also note that this page begins with http://autobahn.moonie.ca not http://moonie.homeip.net so the above doesn't apply to this page. ^_-) If you were confused by the above explaination some of the more popular pages and their locations are:

How to order the fandub page: http://www.moonie.ca/mark/order.htm
My case and label page: http://www.moonie.ca/glenap/case/case.html
The Studio Chikashitsu page: http://www.moonie.ca/chikashitsu/index.html

Previous Mainenance

Sunday May 20/2001

Starting around 8 P.M. and running until about 1:30 A.M. of the 21st I had turned off the FTP server so I could move some of the older logs into other files to make the logs a bit easier to dig though. ^_^ The reason the FTP server was turned off during this process was to avoid any conflicts from 2 programs accessing the same text file at the same time. The WWW server was not affected by this.

Monday Feb. 12/2001

The hard drive on the computer that acts as the moonie.ca server was replaced with a larger one. During this work I pointed the DNS for the domain towards a non-routable IP address. The hard drive upgrade and the other stuff being done on the server was completed just after midnight and the DNS has been pointed back at the server. The DNS change should percolated throughout the worldwide DNS system by approximately 6 A.M. CST. (North American CST that is. ^_-)

Overall the upgrade went pretty good considering that I initially allowed 2 days for it in my planning. ^_^ (Swearing while trying to unhook cables or while putting in screws aside. ^_-)

I also learned that computers should be taken apart for cleaning more often than once every 2 years. :-D