Absolute server sites

[kuarkon]

Hi... I am hosted on absolute server and every day my site is down 60% of the time (more or less).
Dose other users that are hosted on absolute server have the same problem?

[Livewire]

You already started a topic like this: http://forums.x10hosting.com/off-top...te-server.html

[kuarkon]

i`m sorry but i could`t find it anymore ...i`v had a power loss and i have put my windows again because my pc was not working anymore.
Do you know how can i find what post i have wrote?...that can help me not writing a new topic for not finding what i have wrote.

[Livewire]

If you click on your name, it'll take you to your View Profile page; from there, click Statistics on the left side under your name and "last activity" bar, then either Find all Posts by kuarkon, or Find all Topics by kuarkon, depending if you want to see all the topics you've started, or every post you've had altogether


Comes in handy with spambots too, can find all the spammy posts in one shot ^_^

[lemon-tree]

60%?
Absolut Server:
Today: 97.39%
Weekly: 97.39%
Month: 88.20%
Year: 92.45%
Total: 92.45%

[kuarkon]

where did you get this status?

[lemon-tree]

I use host-tracker.com to track my website's uptime. Signup is free for the basic features.
99.30% today - I am happy with those stats.
I understand that it can be annoying to have the website up and down sometimes, but you have to understand that this is free hosting, you are not paying anything and therefore you get the good end of the deal.

[kuarkon]

even if my site is down for a long time i`m sure x10 is the best...and corey was saying that is upgrading something on absolute server....probably some sites are down for a longer time than other because of the work that is being made on absolute server.

[nchgaming]

I've learned to take it all in stride. Virtually all of the ADfree servers go down for a period of (usually) no more than a few minutes at a time. The frequency at which this happens, seems to be 1-3 times per hour. I've *guessed* that something may be intentionally breaking code, to stop resource hungry 'run-on' apps. Regardless... the easiest solution in the world! Open a second browser and navigate to the same webpage as your first browser window. (WHILE your site it up). You can use this page as a "preview page", using less navigation to view your changes (to see how it'll look to others). When your site does go down, you'll have the second browser still where you left it. Now you'll know exactly where you were, and what you were doing.... Get up, go grab a soda, or some juice... walk off some stress, and return to your computer, five minutes later, and hit refresh on your FIRST browser. If the browser finishes what you were doing, GREAT! if not.. give it another minute or two and try again. More often than not though, my second browser window sits on the server status page.

http://x10staff.co.cc/status/

When that doesn't work.... check the forums on X10..

[Smith6612]

Here I use site-uptime.com . They right now state that my site has 94.22% uptime on Absolut. Absolut used to be one of the most stable servers here. Now it seems to be going down the path of acting like the old Stoli server back with Softlayer (I'm sure you guys remember that server, eh? :D).