The flatassembler.net website and all its subdomains have been moved to a new server today, because our previous provider was unhappy with too much MySQL traffic and threatened to close the service.

If you were using HTTPS to access the board, please update the SSL certificate, as it changed with the host.

Also, a few posts may have slipped out during the process, because I had to use a database snapshot that was few hours out-of-date. However there was low traffic here today, so I hope this will not be a big issue.

That't really weird... i can not view any posts it says

Sorry, but this board is currently unavailable. Please try again later.

But when I use my proxy I can see everything. This is how I logged in, I used a proxy.

Until about 3 houres i hade the same problem. Now the forum works fine for me.

to much sql traffic? really? I don-t now really, but the quantity of users of fasm board are quite limited xD

I'm still having the same problem, but it's fine I'm using a proxy for now.

Hy, at my work the problem was solved, but in home I had the same issue.

solved the problem deleting all the broweser cache and cookie.

other way would be open fasm board on a browser wich you never used for opening the board


100% sure its the cookies, when you use a proxy, the cookie created is diferent for each proxy.


clear the cookies

Your browser:

Well.... I eated all my cookies too but this is all I got

The DNS propagation may take up to 72 hours to finish. Till then you can get a new host IP from some of the DNS servers, while still the old one from the others. The board on the old IP is disabled and gives that message about unavailability.

ok.
to my suprise, i am able to access the board from my PSP.

bluehost hehehekk and i lost several posts... hahahakkk

I had the same problem until I woke up just now, I just thought there were some changes being made to the message board... I guess there was under the hood

Cheers!

Yesterday, at night a could access the board normaly after being unable to access about 6 hours.
No is the same thing, a can't access. With a web proxy, no problem at all

Yes, DNS is the problem here. Cookies will make no difference.

Took ~24 hours for my DNS to update (just now).

It took ~2 days here. I've been trying to connect every few hours without success, until a few minutes ago.

Phew, I thought the forums had been hacked!

It took about two days for the DNS updates to get here.

I thought I could never trick revolution again. But now I am relieved!

this new host is quite faster than the old one. =D

15 users currently online (out of 4000+) with 120,000 total posts. How much traffic could it possibly be using??? Sheesh.