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       Re: The lakerboard is dead, long live the lakerboard
   DIR By: John Coktostone
       Date: August 24, 2012, 11:25 pm
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       Situation update: the account has been suspended.
       #Post#: 265--------------------------------------------------
       Re: The lakerboard is dead, long live the lakerboard
   DIR By: boardman
       Date: August 25, 2012, 8:50 am
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       Well, there's been massive progress. It's now updated to
       "Internal Server Error".
       Good times!
       #Post#: 266--------------------------------------------------
       Re: The lakerboard is dead, long live the lakerboard
   DIR By: EricT
       Date: August 27, 2012, 9:16 am
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       In the outside chance that the "plan" currently in place to move
       the board to a new server fails, I'd like to start working on a
       contingency plan.
       What do we need from the new server?  When exploring/pricing,
       what functions/size/space do we need?  What's been causing the
       crashes?  Is it the size or traffic?  Or just avidity?
       A quick google search returned numerous websites that can move a
       site from server to another for a flat fee.  So if the current
       plan doesn't work,  there's no need to hunt for another coder.
       That piece is easy.
       But, I'd still need to know what to look for in a host/server.
       And I'd need it broken down into very small words.
       My recollection was that Jeff said he's already thinking of
       moving his servers.  If so, does that mean we'd be going through
       all of this again during that migration?
       #Post#: 267--------------------------------------------------
       Re: The lakerboard is dead, long live the lakerboard
   DIR By: John Coktostone
       Date: August 27, 2012, 11:10 am
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       I guess I am just too busy being glad we had PX's friend stop
       developing a second site when we did.
       #Post#: 268--------------------------------------------------
       Re: The lakerboard is dead, long live the lakerboard
   DIR By: EricT
       Date: August 27, 2012, 11:28 am
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       Yes.
       #Post#: 269--------------------------------------------------
       Re: The lakerboard is dead, long live the lakerboard
   DIR By: boardman
       Date: August 27, 2012, 11:38 am
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       Unless I'm missing something, Jeff's server move is unrelated to
       ours. He was merely suggesting the same host he was using, and
       is now suggesting the same host he's moving to. But they are
       independent events.
       I would agree that it seems like this is taking longer and is
       being represented as more complex than I would think that it
       really is. I would think we could hire someone on Elance to move
       the board for a total of $100-$200, and the new host should be
       cheap, less than $20/month.
       Just not sure why this seems to be as involved and slow a
       process as it's been.
       #Post#: 270--------------------------------------------------
       Re: The lakerboard is dead, long live the lakerboard
   DIR By: jrapp111
       Date: August 27, 2012, 11:43 am
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       Hey guys - just want to make it clear that if there is a plan to
       move the board I am not privy to it.  Calhoun mentioned that
       he'd take a look at the code and give an opinion about what it'd
       take to get the board moved, but other than that I am aware of
       nothing else in the works.
       My understanding is that it's been a "complicated" process
       because it involves accessing Shameer's server and he's been
       less than enthusiastic about sharing what's on there.
       I've offered the use of my server space - that offer is still
       good.  I just moved most of my servers to AWS, which is great
       (so far) and super cheap.  In fact I'm pretty sure it's free the
       first year, then around $15/month going forward.
       A better plan might be to setup a unique account for the
       Lakerboard that is not on my servers. I think this might make
       the most sense for everyone.
       Will post again about this after Calhoun kicks the tires.
       #Post#: 271--------------------------------------------------
       Re: The lakerboard is dead, long live the lakerboard
   DIR By: John Coktostone
       Date: August 27, 2012, 12:06 pm
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       Opinion?
       #Post#: 272--------------------------------------------------
       Re: The lakerboard is dead, long live the lakerboard
   DIR By: EricT
       Date: August 27, 2012, 12:07 pm
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       Jeff, thanks for the clarification.  I thought Mario told me
       that a coder had been found and that he was already working with
       you on it.  I understood that to mean that the move was in
       progress.  Maybe I misunderstood his email.
       Based on your understanding and knowledge, is the AWS $15/month
       server sufficient for the LB needs?  If so, I agree it would
       make the most sense to have it on it's own independent account.
       What I'm still unclear about is why Avidity isn't working.  Is
       it just that it's a shit server, or is it because of the size of
       the LB and/or the traffic?  Several months ago, before Mario
       "got the keys," I thought he had figured out the issue, but I
       don't remember exactly what it was.
       $15/month would be sweet, but not if it's going to result in the
       same probs we have with Avidity.
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       Re: The lakerboard is dead, long live the lakerboard
   DIR By: boardman
       Date: August 27, 2012, 12:47 pm
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       I also thought that Shameer had given 2C full access to the
       coding, and permission to move it to another server.
       Would be good to have Mario chime in. We need to get a detailed
       understanding of what we need but don't currently possess in
       order to move the board to a new host.
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