SmugMug Scheduled Maintenance Thursday March 1st

Andy

We'll be doing System Maintenance Thursday Night, March 1st from 10pm PST to 3am PST Friday Morning.

Wireless will update this thread/post with details, but we expect the site to be unavailable during the maintenance window. They will be working on the database infrastructure.

10pm PST (California, USA) in your time zone is:



FYI and as a reminder, this is our scheduled maintenance window, as described here.

Time chart can be found at timeanddate.com.

Andy

Bump.

DKS photography

I know it has to happen
Hey Andy, a question from the other side of the planet. When you guys are going to do a maintenance thing on the site, could you please send out the time and date that it will be happening with the correctly adjusted time to the users local time? For software guru's like yourselves, is that a big ask? I guess that you have the address of every registered user in a data base and the resources to be able to add or subtract a few hours within the announcement.
Dave.

BigAl

DKS photography wrote:

Hey Andy, a question from the other side of the planet. When you guys are going to do a maintenance thing on the site, could you please send out the time and date that it will be happening with the correctly adjusted time to the users local time? For software guru's like yourselves, is that a big ask? I guess that you have the address of every registered user in a data base and the resources to be able to add or subtract a few hours within the announcement.
Dave.

That maybe a big ask. A smaller ask would be to include GMT. I haven't the foggiest idea what PST is in relation to GMT, but I do know what SAST is to GMT.

mkress65

BigAl wrote:

That maybe a big ask. A smaller ask would be to include GMT. I haven't the foggiest idea what PST is in relation to GMT, but I do know what SAST is to GMT.

Or you could go here: http://www.timezoneconverter.com/cgi-bin/tzc.tzc to figure out the time....

tsk1979

BigAl wrote:

That maybe a big ask. A smaller ask would be to include GMT. I haven't the foggiest idea what PST is in relation to GMT, but I do know what SAST is to GMT.

PST is Pakistan Standard Time . I

DKS photography

nice try
but really, what the heck does PST stand for? Your link would be a lot more helpful if we all new what PST is.

Andy

DKS photography wrote:

but really, what the heck does PST stand for? Your link would be a lot more helpful if we all new what PST is.

I'm so sorry! PST is Pacific Standard Time. I'll update the first post in this thread.

Thanks for giving us this great suggestion. The visual really helps, and why should you have to figure it out?

DKS photography

Thanks Andy. OK, for the rest of you east coast Australians, I think the outage is going to be from 5.00pm to 11.00 pm Friday. That isn't too bad, but it would be better for us down here if it was on a Thursday evening, late night shopping and all that, clients not at home buying photos etc.

Andy

Bump.

Andy

I've just been informed that there is a high likelihood that the maintenance window will not be used tonight.

snapapple

Andy wrote:

I've just been informed that there is a high likelihood that the maintenance window will not be used tonight.

Hmmmm? I woke up at around 1am and decided to do some stuff on my site. I was clueless about the maintenance window. My site was working fine.

It is now Friday morning here on the west coast. So, was maintenance ever done? Is maintenance still on the schedule? For tonight? For next Thursday? Completely off schedule?

Andy

snapapple wrote:

Hmmmm? I woke up at around 1am and decided to do some stuff on my site. I was clueless about the maintenance window. My site was working fine.

It is now Friday morning here on the west coast. So, was maintenance ever done? Is maintenance still on the schedule? For tonight? For next Thursday? Completely off schedule?

You will get a notice here on Dgrin, and also in your control panel when we do it again.

No, nothing was done last night.

snapapple

Andy wrote:

You will get a notice here on Dgrin, and also in your control panel when we do it again.

No, nothing was done last night.

OK, cool. Thanks for the update.