Michiyo

#IfExist is marked as a "Expensive Parser Function Call", there is a hard limit of 100 of these in a page. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Help:Template_limits#Expensive_parser_function_calls Now, I *can* increase this limit, however I've watched the PHP-FPM pool for just the wiki use up 40-50% of the web server's CPU with the current limits in place, so I'm not sure that's a great idea... I could try to raise the limit slightly as a test, but with the understanding that if it spikes CPU usage too much I'll have to drop it back down. Edit to add, this is a 8 core 3.2 GHz CPU, not like a RPi, 40-50% of this CPU is an insane amount, and the wiki has its own dedicated FPM pool.

Navigate to c:/Games/Homecoming/assets/mods/, and check the size of the hc_vidiotmaps.pigg, it should be 54,093 KB, or 52.8 MB. If it's not that size then something is likely interrupting the download, either AV, or a proxy or something.

Has the wiki been stable today (other than the 2 minute server reboot)? Just trying to make sure everything seems to have settled with the hardware migration.

Thanks, yeah the old hcwiki domain was broken in the secondary DNS system I use.. I didn't even know it was an issue until about 2 hours ago, and quickly fixed it.

The 2nd "restore" had nothing to do with the wiki, I had the instance on the old server locked to Read Only to make sure no one made changes there, the current instance is not locked Read Only, and has been fine to edit for a bit over 12 hours now.

Are you going directly to https://homecoming.wiki or were you using the link in the forums header under Wikis -> Homecoming wiki?

Out of curiosity, are you going to https://homecoming.wiki or are you clicking the link in the Wikis dropdown in the top header?

The uptime reports I run for the site all show no issues at all today. Someone else in another thread said that they had to disable secure DNS for some reason. Not really sure what would cause issues with secure DNS, but I see no issues with the webserver, or sites.

Ok, The Wiki has been up for a bit now, Read Only has been disabled. I'm keeping an eye on the server, it's running another restore so it'll be a touch slower than usual. Hoping this clears up when that 2nd restore is done.

HCWiki should be back up and stable!

The Wiki is back up, but locked in Read Only mode right now. I'll have to take it back down at some point later today, but I've been working on this for ~20 hours now, and I need to sleep. I'll update here as I progress.

Web server is down while I do some work to it. Having to move a 700GB disk image with a ~35MB/s download.

I'd suggest joining the Wiki club if you haven't already.

Another note on this, I've posted it in a few places, the FBSA and HCWiki will be down for a while, as I need to do some work to dedicated server everything runs on. Sorry for this.

I've had to take the webserver that runs the wiki down for some work, I'm not sure on an ETA, but I'll get it back up ASAP.

Heads up! I've had to take the webserver down for some work, I'm not sure on an ETA, but I'll get it back up ASAP. Your currently installed mods will continue to work fine, but you will be unable to manage installed mods, or install new ones until the server is restored.

HCWIki and FBSA are separate wikis, accounts from one don't work on the other. Originally this was because they didn't exist on the same server, but once I moved FBSA to a subdomain of HCWiki I kept the separation since it already existed, and I didn't want to deal with duplicated accounts.

I just checked, and the FBSA Wiki emails are working fine. The password reset page requires your username and email, is it possible you used a different email address than the one you tried?

CityOfHeroes.exe is in "Homecoming\bin\win32\live" or "Homecoming\bin\win64\live", but there are more flags you'll have to use for HCLauncher installs: "-assetpath assets/issue24;assets/live -profile live -demoplay your_demo_name", my demo launcher should do that work for you as well if you just point it at your HC Folder, then select the EXE at one of those folders mentioned at the start of this post. (Just select HCLauncher" in the "Client Type"

Since PK delete his site and everything on it, a compiled version of Piglet: https://drive.pc-logix.com/index.php/s/HqCBfcsSLCAWkX5

https://bare-metal-servers.status-ovhcloud.com/incidents/nmwmn9wtctmv That's all the info anyone has.

Did you read the other posts above? It's an issue with the datacenter, nothing you do with your client is going to help.

It's a network issue with the provider.

I wasn't aware adding the Diag client would cause issues. I've got this fixed internally, but will have to wait until I can get the program signed to release an update.