Re: [Bug-gnubg] gnubg.org down?

[Jim Segrave]

On Sat 10 Jan 2004 (19:47 +0100), ?ystein Johansen wrote:
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> Petr Kadlec wrote:
> | At 19:44 09.01.2004 +0100, you wrote:
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> |> Here it works right now. Neither had problems before.
> |
> | Since a few days ago, I always get only some script source (?), see
> | attachment.
> 
> What happens if you at the command prompt type:
> 
> ping www.gnubg.org
> 
> Which IP number does it show?

212.204.60.1

> I have a theory that it's actually two web servers running, and one of
> them is instantly mirroring the other. One or several DNS hasn't got the
> update right. (Probably at bytecamp.) Can this be a theory?

Both primary nameservers are giving the same data and aren't giing
errors, lack of authority or any other problems

> (or maybe to instances of httpd running at the same server?)

You can't have two instances of httpd bound to the same socket except
by the usual socket();bind();fork() (or listen();accept();fork()

Page source shows this, but it looks like 

<!--~ 
import sys, string, re

f= open('/home/18/gnubgorg/news/newsarchive.html', 'r')

list = re.split(r"<!-- END OF NEWS MESSAGE -->", f.read())
list.reverse()

for c in range(0,5):
    OUTPUT( list[c] )

f.close() ~-->

If the first line is supposed to escape to a command interpreter, it
looks like it isn't doing so, it's being seen as a comment opening
which terminates in the re.split call's arguments. After that, the
rest of the script is being output as ordinary text.

 
> - -?ystein
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