We are currently re-parsing the logs because, of all things, a Standard Time to Daylight Time transition bug in the log parsing processes.

2003/03/05 logs got backed up and replaced by 2003/03/06 under the same date stamp. Rather than go through and rename the countless files, we'll simply reparse those 2 days for /1, /4 & /5 customers (Aztec, Maya & Mali).

Thanks,
-Don Aldrich
Technology Group
Infopop Corporation

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UPDATE

/1 is repaired.

/4 & /5 are ready to be rebuilt, however, we cannot start the rebuild now or it will interfere with tonights log parsing. As such, it will be started first available moment tomorrow.

Thanks,
-Don Aldrich
Technology Group
Infopop Corporation

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UPDATE

/1:

2003/04/07 -- logs parsed successfully with no Ops intervention (as expected)

/4 & /5:

2003/04/07 -- logs parsed successfully with no Ops intervention (as expected)

2003/04/05 -- rebuilt; logs now available for download

2003/04/06 -- currently being rebuilt; should be available for download within 1 hour

Thanks,
-Don Aldrich
Technology Group
Infopop Corporation

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UPDATE

/4 & /5:

2003/04/06 -- rebuilt; logs now available for download

This concludes this repair item. Closing topic.

Thanks,
-Don Aldrich
Technology Group
Infopop Corporation

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