Author: Steven Schwartz
Date: 15:00:39 12/02/98
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On December 02, 1998 at 17:49:05, Christophe Theron wrote: >On December 02, 1998 at 07:38:06, Mark Uniacke wrote: > >>On December 01, 1998 at 15:39:58, Steven Schwartz wrote: >> >>>On December 01, 1998 at 15:31:44, James T. Walker wrote: >>> >>>>Hellooooooooo >>>>My Post from this morning are missing ???? >>>>Jim Walker >>> >>>Hi Jim, >>>I believe your post may have been caught in our server's >>>"time warp". As Tim posted a bit earlier: >>>"Looks like the server time jumped forward about 5 hours >>>for no particular reason. This will confuse the CCC scripts >>>for a while. Try using the default filter by going to >>>http://www.icdchess.com/ccc/ >>> >>>Give it a try and let us know if your message is actually >>>around. It should be. >>>- Steve (ICD/Your Move) >> >>Steve, >> I posted 3-4 messages yesterday (1/12/98), but they are not around as far >>as I can see. >> >>Are they lost? Does this happen very often as it is pretty frustrating >>wasting ones time answering questions which will never be seen! >> >>Unfortunately, those questions will have to go unanswered now >>because I have'nt got time to do it again. >> >>Regards, >> Mark > >Yes it is frustrating, Mark. > >But as far as I now, this is the FIRST time something like that happens. > >Did you try to use another time filter to see if the messages can be found? > > > Christophe I sent Mark an email explaining the situation. here it is: "Hi Mark, Our web hosting service had a problem with the server we are on and restored from a back-up tape that was a day old; therefore, losing all the messages that were posted during that time period. Unfortunately, several of your messages were posted during that "black hole" period. This has never happened before; although, we occasionally have other problems. I would not anticipate it happening in the future. Regards, Steve
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