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Problems Getting On Trap17
#3
Posted 02 September 2009 - 09:09 AM
Some sites worth to try to check downtime. Ping.eu, DNS report. Or you can use proxy sites to check if your site is alive or down. Some sites do offer report of how your site is accessible or not in various parts of world(depending upon their datacenter).
#4
Posted 02 September 2009 - 11:48 AM
Trap17 does seem to be quite down lately... I must say. I don't know why for some reason though, but I do understand if Trap17 needs some downtime now and again to do whatever the administrators do behind the scenes... most, if not all free web hosting sites do, and they're all 99.99% uptime for some reason... but anyway.
Yeah, it's not just you, willmark. I've been getting the server down time too... just hope that Trap17 will collect itself together and provide us the wonderful forum that we all love... again.
#5
Posted 02 September 2009 - 10:39 PM
Seriously... it's been an issue that's been pissing me off for the longest times. Especially around the daytime (EST), Trap17 is CONSTANTLY not available and returns time-out errors, IPS database errors, and a lot of nada. It's a frustrating part of the Internet, but Trap17 is the worst offender in the history of my 'net-surfing experience by far. The only times that rival Trap17's unavailability would be the handful of times that MySpace and Facebook and even Twitter were down due to DDoS attacks... and those were isolated incidents. Trap17 is a constant hassle to deal with every day, which is why I only access it early in the morning or later in the afternoon or evening (my time).
I'm guessing that Opaque just doesn't have the incentive to update Trap17's servers, because this has been an ongoing issue. Then again, he could just be broke like the rest of us...
#6
Posted 03 September 2009 - 12:46 AM
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Seriously... it's been an issue that's been pissing me off for the longest times. Especially around the daytime (EST), Trap17 is CONSTANTLY not available and returns time-out errors, IPS database errors, and a lot of nada. It's a frustrating part of the Internet, but Trap17 is the worst offender in the history of my 'net-surfing experience by far. The only times that rival Trap17's unavailability would be the handful of times that MySpace and Facebook and even Twitter were down due to DDoS attacks... and those were isolated incidents. Trap17 is a constant hassle to deal with every day, which is why I only access it early in the morning or later in the afternoon or evening (my time).
I'm guessing that Opaque just doesn't have the incentive to update Trap17's servers, because this has been an ongoing issue. Then again, he could just be broke like the rest of us... tongue.gif
well it's easy to blame it all on the owner and sit down, but we do not know what's going on behind the scene. I think most of you didn't notice one thing - while trap17 was down, were your hosted websites down too? I don't think so. I've noticed that my websites were online 95% of the times trap17 was down. This shows the staff is working a lot to maintain the hosted websites and maybe they're just a little busy to take good care of their own trap17 server. They're not abandoning it now, are they?
#7
Posted 03 September 2009 - 11:42 AM
rvalkass, on Sep 2 2009, 07:12 PM, said:
#8
Posted 03 September 2009 - 01:34 PM
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Lol. Jokes apart. It is infact hard to earn money from the forums. Cause the banner ads running on Trap17 are PPC and not CPM based so even if trap17 gets lot of traffic. I don't think they fetch much earnings. It were to be CPM ads i would have said that trap17 earning moderate. But it's not..so at the end, free world is quite broke in one way or the other. :/
Edited by mahesh2k, 03 September 2009 - 01:38 PM.
#10
Posted 04 September 2009 - 04:53 AM
#11
Posted 05 September 2009 - 11:19 AM
On another note, I'm still satisfied that the server hosting my website is still up most of the time and that means others are having good uptime on their sites too. So there's a silver lining among all this
#12
Posted 05 September 2009 - 11:33 AM
The Simpleton, on Sep 5 2009, 09:19 PM, said:
On another note, I'm still satisfied that the server hosting my website is still up most of the time and that means others are having good uptime on their sites too. So there's a silver lining among all this
Yeah, I agree with you. The first time it happened I was like.. Oh no!!! Help!!! And I sent a support ticket through Xisto for help. But then it was alright and the lady told me about the fact that downtimes are neccessary because it is a near free service and nearly all hosting sites have downtimes, and they're as much as Trap17 (99.99% uptime), and now I'm not worried about it anymore. Plus, when that happened the first time, it was down for the whole day. Now it's only hours, and if I can't get on in the morning, I can be assured that it will be back on track in the afternoon once I'm back from school...
And your theory might be true, The Simpleton... no wonder it goes on and off periodically for short and brief periods of times...
#13
Posted 06 September 2009 - 12:28 AM
The Simpleton, on Sep 2 2009, 08:46 PM, said:
I wouldn't know anything about websites hosted on Trap17 as I don't have one of my own just yet, but it's a very good thing that sites don't suffer the down-time that the forum does. Down-time on the forums only affects the members that actually post on the forums and for those who like to visit and read what we have to say, but it's frustrating nonetheless.
I think the reliability of the servers is because ComputingHost is providing hosting out of a server farm that does have a reliable power source and consistent uptime and Trap17's server is run off of a separate server that Opaque could afford. I don't see why Opaque doesn't move hosting to a more reliable server or improve uptime conditions if he indeed is operating out of his own secret lab (
#14
Posted 06 September 2009 - 12:42 AM
rayzoredge, on Sep 6 2009, 10:28 AM, said:
I think the reliability of the servers is because ComputingHost is providing hosting out of a server farm that does have a reliable power source and consistent uptime and Trap17's server is run off of a separate server that Opaque could afford. I don't see why Opaque doesn't move hosting to a more reliable server or improve uptime conditions if he indeed is operating out of his own secret lab (
I suppose so... but this is just a question that I wanted to ask you... you said that you haven't exactly hosted a site of your own yet. And yet you have been a member since like, what??? 2006 with over eight hundred posts (I think its around eight hundred and twenty something posts... and more)... why don't you use your myCENTS for free hosting? I'm sure it'll last you for years and years and years to come... and if anything should happen to Trap17, like a really big storm in Mumbai, then all the myCENTS that has been given to you will be lost...
Of course, that applies to me as well, I'm in a similar situation as you, but I've only been here for one and a half months, and you? More than three years... it makes a difference... (and I have like, five hundred less posts than you too!)
#15
Posted 06 September 2009 - 03:25 AM
Nameless_, on Sep 5 2009, 08:42 PM, said:
Of course, that applies to me as well, I'm in a similar situation as you, but I've only been here for one and a half months, and you? More than three years... it makes a difference... (and I have like, five hundred less posts than you too!)
I've been planning on using Trap17's hosting services for the longest time, but there are a few problems:
- I'm lazy.
- I haven't thought of a good idea or purpose for my website yet.
- I've been rather busy with work and other things, like looking to buy a home at the moment.
- I'm lazy.
Keep in mind too that I've tried to keep most of my posts "long" and informative and I've lurked for almost a year's time, and although I haven't exactly posted as much as some of the other regulars have, I try to make sure that I do quality posting to make up for it... and to actually "earn" my myCents. And that's why I've stressed in the past (along with others) that it's quality posting that counts... which is why I can actually host a site for over 3 years without having to come back here to continue earning myCents until I run out.
#16
Posted 06 September 2009 - 03:44 AM
rayzoredge, on Sep 6 2009, 01:25 PM, said:
- I'm lazy.
- I haven't thought of a good idea or purpose for my website yet.
- I've been rather busy with work and other things, like looking to buy a home at the moment.
- I'm lazy.
Keep in mind too that I've tried to keep most of my posts "long" and informative and I've lurked for almost a year's time, and although I haven't exactly posted as much as some of the other regulars have, I try to make sure that I do quality posting to make up for it... and to actually "earn" my myCents. And that's why I've stressed in the past (along with others) that it's quality posting that counts... which is why I can actually host a site for over 3 years without having to come back here to continue earning myCents until I run out.
I suppose that's true... I won't know whether to cry or laugh if I ended up being like you though... now that I think about it, yeah, I don't really know what my site's going to be about now. First its a gaming site, but then I reaslised that I would have to know how to program and code, in which I really don't have any idea in how to do it?
Then it's a design site, but then I can easily host it at completely free hosting services (with no posting whatsoever) and still keep up with my site,
And then it's an experimental site for practicing psychics to "prove" that psychic abilities do exist,
And now it's a blogging thing to help me make money for me to host the experimental site without having to post as much as I am right now...
So I'm going in circles...
I don't know what to do with my life!!!
Argh... but I've got enough to host me for a like, quite a few years, I think, with domains and stuff...
#17
Posted 23 October 2009 - 01:48 PM
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