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I haven't talked to anyone, so I ain't blamin' no one yet.
...although I only know of three people who access the coding structure of the site, one of which hasn't touched it in a long while.
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It doesn;t look like a problem on our end, but one on the server end -- the MySQL server is down.
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The full article from Variety is more interesting. We'll definitely be posting this info as soon as the site's back up and running. **loves his subscription to Variety**
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quote:The project is one close to the heart of one of the writers. "My parents gave me the book when I was a kid, and it is the reason I fell in love with science fiction and is somewhat responsible for what I am doing for a career," said Dan Harris to Variety.
Yay! Please oh please let the people making this movie love it as much as PJ loved LOTR.
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The rest of that quote, from the original Variety article:
quote:"It taught me how to create great characters within an outer space world. There are real wars and battles here, so it's not a kid movie, but what makes the story beautiful is that this adult world is seen through a kid's eyes. I'd always wondered why it had never been made into a movie."
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It probably won't be fixed, unless someone gets a hold of me. I know what is wrong and I am fairly pissed, but I don't know who did it. It is not a programming glitch, and I am powerless to do anything about it right now. But when it does come under my control, it will be a lot of work to fix.
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It looked like the database password had been changed, since it was rejecting my password when I tried to manually get into the database. If that had been true, I would have had to fix the entire site to reflect that change.
I guess what happened is that someone at our host company accidently changed the configuration setting. They've fixed it.
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Amka -- or the much easier fix, get someone at the hosting company to change the password back
However, it was almost certainly rejecting your password because the server itself was down: the error that was being returned wasn't that the u/p was incorrect, but that it couldn't establish the connection that was needed to check the u/p.
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