Service downtime & host migration

There will some downtime of an estimated duration of two hours later this evening. This is because the Jabber server is being migrated to updated hardware.

Update: 2011-12-12 15:00 – This has been pushed back until today.

Update 2011-12-12 17:30 – Server has been migrated to new hardware. All working as before

If you want to follow status updates on Twitter then go to https://twitter.com/#!/jadaracom

Add comment December 11th, 2011

Service Restart

The server was suffering from a chronic shortage of memory so I took the opportunity to perform security updates on the server. The service was running since March and so hasn’t performed too badly. Hope to upgrade to new hardware soon which means increased memory allowance.

Add comment September 21st, 2011

Service upgrades, Saturday 5th March

I will be upgrading some back-end services on Sat 5th March from about 10am. This will impact the Jabber service. I’m unsure how long this will take, but at worst I hope to have this back up again by 2pm.

[Updated: 10:55am 05/03/2011] Server is offline for this work.
[Updated: 1:30pm 05/03/2011] Server is up after the work.

Add comment March 1st, 2011

Upgrading to ejabberd 2.1

Having tested Ejabberd 2.1 I expect to be migrating over to this at some point in the near future. It’s possible I will just do this when the ejabberd process crashes, but will update this blog entry with the latest news.

This upgrade should not require you to change anything, but it is possible that you may need to re-register with transports.

[Updated 12:40 27/01/2011] Server is down, migration work is underway.

[Updated 13:15 27/01/2011] Switchover to ejabberd 2.1 has completed and you should be able to log in again now.

[Updated 13:55 27/01/2011] Server experienced a few hiccups that have been fixed. All should be right again.

2 comments January 26th, 2011

Stability issues & upgrades

Service stability:
I’ve been having some issues with the stability of the server, this seems to be down to the connection between ejabberd and the database server (were user accounts are kept). I’ve been unable to resolve this problem but I have been doing my best to keep an eye on the server

Software upgrades:
The version of ejabberd & Debian I have been using have both been superseded and I have been in the process of testing both. I am currently testing both as well migration between versions and hope to be in a position to switch to updated versions soon. When this time comes I will, of course, let people know via this blog and Jabber MOTD.

Add comment January 20th, 2011

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