Has the BM website been slow lately?

Black Mesa Archive Website Issues
#121

Here are some stats from March so far (Up to the 21st)

Forums:

Main Site:

#122

the homepage gets an average 1 million hits per day :expressionless: jesus!!

#123

Nothing is slow compared to the release of BM and/or any halflife related material.

#124

Nice… Can you view all-time stats?

#125

That’s what I was wanting to see haha.

#126

How about my sites (referral) stats…

#127

bigggg downtime moments ago

#128

huh, this thread is still alive and kicking.

#129

It takes a whole second to load a page. :hmph:

#130

I still get these random 1 minute blackouts, every other site keeps working fine, must be my shitty ISP.

#131

i get that once a month, i too think it’s on the ISP end.

#132

I’ve not been getting those at all.

#133

This thread is broken.

#134

Yes, I can rarely view it

#135

Then how did you post that

#136

I came in here by clicking the page link instead of the last post thingy.
Let me rephrase: the link to the last post is broken. Or was broken.

#137

EXTREME issues tonight… 404’s, 500’s (whatever those are), extreme slow downs, and a slew of other problems. Ran a test, it’s the site not my internet (all other sites work fine).

EDITZORZS:

#138

Ya, I was getting these for a while too.

#139

Hmm, that’s very weird. Unless Hubi or someone else was working on the forums then I’m not quite sure what would cause that.

Edit: Oh ya, server backups start around 1AM US Eastern, chances are that when it was starting it started to use a lot of CPU (which is only natural considering its compressing a bunch of sites). The backups are about halfway done and usually finish around 10 or 11AM, if anyone is still having issues after noon or so let me know.

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