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Author Topic: Attn: EmuMovies FTP Subscribers  (Read 2124 times)

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Attn: EmuMovies FTP Subscribers
« on: February 27, 2010, 08:56:03 pm »
I just wanted to spread the word to any FTP subscribers or members that haven't visited EmuMovies the last few days that there has been a significant change to the FTP system and your old login will not work.

The short story is: If you are already a member of the EmuMovies forums that I opened last november then your new FTP login information will be in your messenger over there. If you are not a member of our forums but an FTP subscriber I will need you to register for the forums and then send me a PM requesting ftp access. I can then upgrade your site and FTP access appropriately.

The long story is: When we moved to our new server three months ago we immediately started having problems. The site would go down every week due to CPU overloads, I worked with the host to try and figure it out but right when he told me he was going to move me to a new server the whole thing crashed. Come to find out it was a faulty raid controller and some files were corrupted. We were able to save the databases and the site but cpanel was gone. It took us a week to get back up but I took the opportunity to make another upgrade. We have now gone from 250GB of capacity to 1.5TB of capacity. Doubled the ram on the server and upgraded to an core i7 platform. In addition we have employed a enterprise level backup solution that will take daily images of the server remotely. I also took the opportunity to finish the conversion to the new website.

So mostly good came out of our little disaster, however the FTP database was gone. However with a little help I was able to figure out a way to tie the ftp to the member classes of the forum. Supporting members and up already have full access to the Site and the forum manages subscriptions and class changes automatically. I was able to set up 300 registered users with FTP access in about 5 min. This normally would have taken a week or more. So now that the two systems are married you will need to register for the forum to regain access but it's worth it.

Thanks,

Circo
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