thrustcurve.org getting DNS failure

[Bat-mite]

Anyone know what's up?

 

[tim cubbedge]

server must be down - it happens!

 

[alexzogh]

Their primary and secondary nameservers are not responding (ns1.javaservlethosting.net), although they seem to be up. I pulled a cached ip address from my local proxy, and it is 192.155.86.14

 

[JohnCoker]

I'm not sure what's going on. I've sent an email in to the DNS hosting provider to check it out. (Yes, I should rebuild the site in a more modern technology, but it's hard to find the time.)

 

[JohnCoker]

The hosting provider said that there was a DDOS attack on the relevant data center, which seems to have been resolved now.

 

[Bat-mite]

Yikes. Glad it's back.

 

[jbr]

seems to be down for at least a week

 

[Handeman]

Not working for me either.
https://downforeveryoneorjustme.com/ also says it's down for everyone.

 

[kramer714]

John,

Thanks for putting Thrustcurve online, great resource!!

 

[John Taylor]

I'm not sure what's going on. I've sent an email in to the DNS hosting provider to check it out. (Yes, I should rebuild the site in a more modern technology, but it's hard to find the time.)

Thank you Sir. It is amazing how much I rely on it and use it every day.
Thank you again!

 

[jmasterj]

Thank you Sir. It is amazing how much I rely on it and use it every day.
Thank you again!

Note that this thread is from 7 years ago, as is Coker's reply.

As of this evening, however, it's back!

 

[jbr]

maybe every 7 years it does down

 

[JohnCoker]

Sorry about that; the ISP that handles DNS had some equipment problems, but it's back now.

 

[jmasterj]

Sorry about that; the ISP that handles DNS had some equipment problems, but it's back now.

Thanks, John!

 

[samb]

Thrustcurve goes down and Mauna Loa erupts. Coincidence?!?!!?