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Posted by GET NJ on March 05, 2005 at 13:00:41:

In Reply to: Re: Welcome to the March 5th, 2005 Message Board. posted by Hacked on March 05, 2005 at 10:49:19:

: : Yesterday, an index file was corrupted in the Message Board from November, 2004.

: : See the Link for an archive of those messages. A better backup will be available in a few days.

: :::::That would be the dixon/baron string? Have you been hacked?

All messages from November 04 to the begginning February 05 -- inlcuding the Baron / Mike / Red Flyer thread -- are Online at the Archive Page right now. No messages were lost. Only the listing of a couple of messages from Friday are gone. Over the next day or so, I'll work on the index file so that the listing of the messages from all of February and the first few days of March are again available.

When the Board reaches a certain size and the server is busy, a corrupt file is possible. It would seem very unlikely that there was any nefarious cause.

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: : : Yesterday, an index file was corrupted in the Message Board from November, 2004.  

: : : See the Link for an archive of those messages.  A better backup will be available in a few days.

: : :::::That would be the dixon/baron string?  Have you been hacked?

: All messages from November 04 to the begginning February 05 -- inlcuding the Baron / Mike / Red Flyer thread -- are Online at the Archive Page right now.  No messages were lost.  Only the listing of a couple of messages from Friday are gone.  Over the next day or so, I'll work on the index file so that the listing of the messages from all of February and the first few days of March are again available.

: When the Board reaches a certain size and the server is busy, a corrupt file is possible.  It would seem very unlikely that there was any nefarious cause.


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