What's wrong with www.8052.com?

Feb 08, 2012 7 Replies

Hello,



I can't connect to

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at the moment, I get empty pages as a response, regardless of the webbrowser I try.



Does anyone know what's wrong or going on?



Thanks! Matthias


Matthias Arndt PGP-Key: http://www.final-memory.org/files/marndt.asc Jabber: simonsunnyboy@atari-jabber.org

I am experiencing the same problem.

-Aubrey

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No big deal. Server misconfigured or some such temporary issue. Should be back soon. Google's cache is only 3 days old, could use that in a hurry:

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http://www.electr> Matthias Arndt wrote:

Out of interest, the way back machine dates it back to 18-jul-2011:

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Cheers Don...

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http://www.electr> Matthias Arndt wrote:

Webcache services don't help much with interactive communities and forums like 8052.com

Regards, Matthias

Matthias Arndt PGP-Key: http://www.final-memory.org/files/marndt.asc Jabber: simonsunnyboy@atari-jabber.org

[Cross-posting to news:news.misc for no good reason at all.]

I wonder, why these Web forums couldn't be backed by Usenet newsgroups? That way, the unavailability of one particular HTTP server wouldn't mean that much to the community.

Usenet is just a federation of NNTP "forums", anyway.

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Seems to working now - Feb 11.

George

Yes, it is back. Still there is no reason given for the down time...

Matthias

Matthias Arndt PGP-Key: http://www.final-memory.org/files/marndt.asc Jabber: simonsunnyboy@atari-jabber.org

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