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That's no question, just a remark about a post-migration effect... Yes, I confess to read both URLs and log entries, especially as I noticed that claim:)
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What "maintenance log" are you talking about? The list of outages (which I cleaned up) here seems to be working fine. Update: This is fixed. When modifying the contents of the page, I seem to have marked it as unpublished, which would prevent any non-administrator from seeing it. This is why I could see it but nobody else could, and why I couldn't see it when I logged out. To answer the question, no. The old forum used SQL Anywhere 12.0.1. The new one uses 16.0. Scroll down to the bottom of this page (or any page methinks). The "Maintenance Log" link is down there in the weeds.
(29 Mar '14, 20:50)
Breck Carter
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In that case, it is a link to the right place and does not give a 404.
(29 Mar '14, 20:52)
Graeme Perrow
Um, your link "here" gives 404, it being the same URL as "Maintenance Log".
(29 Mar '14, 20:52)
Breck Carter
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Weird. With Chrome I get the right page. Just tried IE and Firefox and I get the 404 with the exact same URL. I will investigate.
(29 Mar '14, 20:54)
Graeme Perrow
I get 404 with Chrome. It may be an "outside the firewall" issue.
(29 Mar '14, 20:55)
Breck Carter
I get 404 with IE11.
(29 Mar '14, 20:57)
Breck Carter
When I'm logged in with IE I get the right page. When I log out of the forum and try again, I get the 404. Eeeeenteresting.
(29 Mar '14, 20:57)
Graeme Perrow
Time for the dead chicken :)
(29 Mar '14, 20:58)
Breck Carter
Ok, then... have a good evening [snork] :)
(29 Mar '14, 20:59)
Breck Carter
FWIW, yes, that's the link I meant - still get a 404 with FF 27.1 and 28.0. (In the end this issue might give a new entry in that maintenance log itself, methinks...)
(30 Mar '14, 07:41)
Volker Barth
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