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Seems to be up again... That leaves the question: What official channels are used to let customers know a site is not temporarily available? |
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question asked: 22 Mar '13, 04:32
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last updated: 23 Oct '13, 06:17
Same for me, still no access.
Yeah, and no doubt there is much scurrying about since both the client and server were upgraded yesterday [snork]... "In order to serve you better..." :)
Seems to be down again - I don't get a 404 error, however the site seems unresponsive. Sigh.
Still not reachable - I get a "The system returned: (110) Connection timed out" error message...
I'm glad I got local docs:) - cf. Breck's recent blog article:
Fortunately SQL Anywhere is very reliable product, but the availability of the online docs seems to remain unsecure.
FWIW, its' available again...