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Exascot
26th Aug 2011, 13:58
What has been going on over the last few days where an answer to a posting before appears above the posting at an earlier time?

Saab Dastard
26th Aug 2011, 14:03
It would be helpful if you could provide a specific example.

SD

green granite
26th Aug 2011, 14:15
TTRAB posts 819 & 820 page 41, tony draper's post 819 is a comment on MagnusP's post 820

(The Really Really Boring and Totally Pointless Snippets of Information Thread MkXVIII)

Exascot
26th Aug 2011, 14:33
http://www.pprune.org/jet-blast/442413-where-earth-266.html

post 5308 gives a screen shot.

Saab Dastard
26th Aug 2011, 15:42
Looks like a database corruption on 24th - just adding to the "charm" of PPRuNe. :hmm:

There were problems with the site that morning - have been problems many days recently, TBH.

SD

IO540
26th Aug 2011, 16:47
This morning I have seen several of my posts appear at time minus 10 minutes, immediately after posting.

This caused them to be threaded before others already existing.

Shack37
26th Aug 2011, 17:12
Anybody posted tonights lottery results?..;)

Lord Spandex Masher
26th Aug 2011, 17:15
This caused them to be threaded before others already existing.

I knew you were going to say that.

Saab Dastard
26th Aug 2011, 18:48
Maybe it's a cunning new feature to give the regulars something to talk / moan about. ;)

Sd

Exascot
27th Aug 2011, 06:33
It has been causing havoc on the 'where on earth' thread - who got it first?

Interesting anyway.

green granite
27th Aug 2011, 07:27
I see yet again PPRuNE was working in a mode of non functionality this morning.

CharlieOneSix
27th Aug 2011, 08:32
Forum time (at the bottom of the page) is at the moment 9 minutes behind actual time - maybe that has something to do with it if forum time keeps jumping around?

Yes - definitely the problem - a moment ago the time difference was 15 minutes and now it's back to showing the correct time.

Saab Dastard
27th Aug 2011, 09:29
'where on earth' thread

Perhaps you will have to rename to 'when on earth' thread! :)

Sorry, I'm not belittling your problems, but I do know how likely it is to get fixed. :(

SD

Exascot
27th Aug 2011, 14:40
Thank you SD. It all adds to the fun :)

BOAC
28th Aug 2011, 11:10
Not sure anyone at HQ is actually interested any more, but the posting times seem to have settled, while the 'latest post' database is still crook.

Correction to that - posting times still SNAFU'd

Slasher
28th Aug 2011, 12:48
This time-stamp embuggerance problem seems to only affect
threads when there's more than one making a post at roughly
the same time.

Plays bloody havoc with the Limerick and the Last Two Letters
threads when someone fires up that damn coincidence engine!

ShyTorque
28th Aug 2011, 13:20
I kept seeing a "database error" message this morning, couldn't get onto the site at all.

Exascot
28th Aug 2011, 13:37
I kept seeing a "database error" message this morning, couldn't get onto the site at all.

I had the same from about 07.00 GMT gave up at 09.00. It seem to be happening quite a lot recently.

I think the IT people are going to have to look into this the sponsors will not be happy.

BEagle
28th Aug 2011, 16:51
I think the IT people are going to have to look into this the sponsors will not be happy.

IT people? This is the mental image I have of the PPRuNe IT person:

http://i14.photobucket.com/albums/a341/nw969/geek.jpg

BOAC
28th Aug 2011, 17:03
IT people? This is the mental image I have of the PPRuNe IT person - Danny obviously doing well on VA crew meals.

Slasher
29th Aug 2011, 12:36
What I imagine with a PPRuNe DATABASE ERROR message -


1. dFUlAQZB9Ng
...................PPRuNe HQ attempting a fix


2.T9uuPza41Uw
.............PPRuNe HQ attempting to go online


3. jGqzVGJ9bGg
..............Danny has a magic word!

BrandiNettIB
29th Aug 2011, 17:36
If odd timestamp issues persist, please post screenshots. Otherwise, it looks like they resolve themselves, and it's hard to pinpoint the problem. Thanks!

El Grifo
29th Aug 2011, 18:07
Naw ! it adds a bit of spice. Answering a point before it gets made brightens up an otherwise dull thread sometimes :ok:

El G.

Exascot
30th Aug 2011, 06:06
Answering a point before it gets made brightens up an otherwise dull thread sometimes

Absolutely, I have just had someone request that I remove a post before I posted it so it is a bit difficult really :D

http://dl.dropbox.com/u/32684975/PPrune1.jpg

CharlieOneSix
30th Aug 2011, 18:53
Screenshot from a newly refreshed PPRuNe page - note the nine minute difference in time between the (accurate) computer time and the time on the PPRuNe page...by 1955 the time difference had disappeared.

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v287/Mearns/pprunetime.jpg

mad_jock
31st Aug 2011, 12:48
http://www.pprune.org/flying-instructors-examiners/462335-dirty-dive-engine-fire-drill.html#post6672952

Currently Gengis post at the bottom of the list and mine above which was posted after his and also on the main forum page my post is coming up as last post on the thread.

Exascot
1st Sep 2011, 07:52
I have got a 9 min difference now: correct time 11.00 (Greece) Prune 10.51.

Perhaps they should wind up their clock or put a new battery in :)

Lightning Mate
1st Sep 2011, 08:41
It's causing some chaos on "Silhouette Challenge" as well. :uhoh:

This post is at time 0951!!

CharlieOneSix
1st Sep 2011, 10:15
Nine minutes seems the common factor. Actual time now 1124; PPRuNe time 1115.

Exascot
5th Sep 2011, 09:51
It seems to have been OK for the last few days.

seacue
5th Sep 2011, 12:20
You folks are far too conventional.

Why do you demand that time increase monotonically?

Mike-Bracknell
5th Sep 2011, 17:29
You folks are far too conventional.

Why do you demand that time increase monotonically?

!sdrawkcab seog emit yM

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