That would solve the problem if it was because of a coding issue, but as of late its been because of internet connectivity. (I'm not sure about this time.) (n/t)

That would solve the problem if it was because of a coding issue, but as of late its been because of internet connectivity. (I'm not sure about this time.) (n/t):
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Posted by A coder on July 12, 2000 at 18:39:21:

In Reply to: Idea of keeping CF higher (IMM feedback welcome) posted by Uli, really sad with CF being down... on July 12, 2000 at 18:34:02:

> As you can probably guess, height of CF (measured in anything
> you want) is proportional to the percent of time it is up.
> So that's what I suggest to increase the percent of time it is up.

> When CF is gonna be unstable (after the next huge
> change) you can backup the last "safe" build of
> binaries, and when new build goes down and you
> investigate the case, run the previous build (without
> the change), just connect them to the same pfiles.

> After you have fixed the problem (or at least think you
> have fixed it), just reboot with new build, etc., until
> new build reaches stability.

> This should not be very difficult technically.
> As far as I know, several other muds, including
> Arctic (do not think I play Arctic, though) use this
> system.

> What do you think?

> Thanks for attention!

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Actually, they are coding major changes right now. Both are likely contributing. (n/t) Proud Blade(VIP) 00:04:47 7/13/2000 (0)
Yeah... Internet connectivity is a killer, I know that very well :-) (n/t)) Uli 19:30:10 7/12/2000 (0)

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Comments:	> > As you can probably guess, height of CF (measured in anything > > you want) is proportional to the percent of time it is up. > > So that's what I suggest to increase the percent of time it is up. > > When CF is gonna be unstable (after the next huge > > change) you can backup the last "safe" build of > > binaries, and when new build goes down and you > > investigate the case, run the previous build (without > > the change), just connect them to the same pfiles. > > After you have fixed the problem (or at least think you > > have fixed it), just reboot with new build, etc., until > > new build reaches stability. > > This should not be very difficult technically. > > As far as I know, several other muds, including > > Arctic (do not think I play Arctic, though) use this > > system. > > What do you think? > > Thanks for attention!

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