Migrating some service-providing hosts
Over the next couple hours we'll be migrating some hosts to a different physical server. Individual services will have downtime of no more than a few minutes.
Over the next couple hours we'll be migrating some hosts to a different physical server. Individual services will have downtime of no more than a few minutes.
Starting Monday, October 12th, the Open Computing Facility lab's hours have been extended.
They are now:
There will be about 30 minutes of network downtime on Tuesday, October 13th from 7am to 7:30am while IST performs firewall maintenance. All OCF services will be unavailable during this time.
Public-facing services are down. Web hosting and SSH access have been down since approximately 2am PDT. The login server (tsunami) was restarted at 10:21pm.
Staff are investigating the outage.
Update 3:13am: Services are now recovering and should be fully restored within a few minutes.
Update 3:18am: All services should now be restored. Please contact help@ocf.berkeley.edu if you are still encountering trouble.
There was a fire in the campus datacenter a few hours ago which took down CalNet and related campus websites. See systemstatus.berkeley.edu for more details.
The following were affected by the CalNet outage, but are no longer affected
WiFi access in the lab is still down. All OCF services themselves are fine.
The Publications Center made the decision to close the lab due to the WiFi outage. It will reopen once WiFi has been restored.
We are removing the automatic redirects from www.ocf.b.e/user -> www.ocf.b.e/~user.
At 1:07pm today, hal, our primary production server, froze. We are on-site and working to restore it. We are moving the important servers to another machine while we investigate, as hal continues to experience issues.
Update 2:07pm: Service has been restored, but we are continuing to move servers to a different machine. There will be some downtime as we continue the migration, but it will affect single services only.
Remaining to migrate: (updated 5:04pm)
On June 19th, we will re-enable Apache directory listings by default for both virtual hosts and userdir web hosting. You can disable these by creating a file named .htaccess in your web root with the line "Options -Indexes".