Trouble w/Llamaserver?

Sensori · #1 October 21st, 2007, 09:04 PM

Well, Mongoose went overtime (and we don't have an admin...) claiming that my turn isn't sent (I sent it three times). The server also won't resend turns (I tried that twice ;p). Luckily, if it suddenly starts working, I hear Llama keeps backups so if the games go all haywire, he can restore!

But seriously, the "sponsor" picked the worst week to get Llama off the internets for sure. :/

Izzyz · #2 October 21st, 2007, 10:59 PM

Same problem here in Chupacabra. Sent twice, no pickup. I'm sending him a PM which he won't read either.

Ubercat · #3 October 21st, 2007, 11:00 PM

If you read the message on llammaserver, it says that llammabeast is taking a weeks break from the internet. He will still check his Email once a day, though. If anyone knows his addy, it would be a great idea to let him know that his server decided to crap out.

Valerius · #4 October 21st, 2007, 11:23 PM

I sent him an e-mail. I expect we'll hear from him 7/8 GMT.

calmon · #5 October 23rd, 2007, 04:24 AM

Could anyone send me llamas email adress.

We got a double turn in our game. A normal one and some seconds later another one which was the following turn in which all people staled.

However noone in our game knows whats going on.

Did llama used a backup to bring the game back in the right turn? The accept turns from the right turn (and NOT from the staled one) but we're still not sure the llama email server REALLY knows the correct turn form the game.

Sensori · #6 October 23rd, 2007, 04:44 AM

Llama's email address is in the lower part of every turn email he sends out to people - it's in the same line with "Problems or questions?". You can't miss it.

Are you sure the staled turn came after the non-staled turn? For me the stale turn came 3 minutes BEFORE the non-staled one.

calmon · #7 October 23rd, 2007, 05:04 AM

Thanks, I really missed it.

Our staled turn is definitly after the non-staled turn.

Valerius · #8 October 23rd, 2007, 05:29 AM

It turns out llamabeast gets copies of the forum posts so should find out about this next time he checks his e-mail. Still, it's probably good if you e-mail him a description of the problem, Calmon.

In the Armadillo game we only received one turn file and I wonder if it was because I was able to delay hosting before the normal hosting was scheduled to occur? The unusual thing was that I received two confirmation messages that my turn had been received though I only sent it in once.