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    • 2019-06-11 at 12:12 PM #12926
      Garrett
      Participant

        Hi, it appears that all of the Mayfly links are down except the forums. Is there an estimate when these will be back up?

      • 2019-06-11 at 12:14 PM #12927
        Heather Brooks
        Keymaster

          Hi @garrett. Could you test them for me now, please? You may need to clear your browser cache or open in a new window.

        • 2019-06-12 at 8:03 AM #12929
          Brett Melbourne
          Participant

            Apart from the forum and home page, I see all “Page not found” messages too as of 06-12.

          • 2019-06-12 at 8:51 AM #12930
            Heather Brooks
            Keymaster

              Thank you. It appears my fix was only temporary as the 404 errors had cleared yesterday. I’ve pushed the site to staging and will troubleshoot there now.

            • 2019-06-13 at 5:19 PM #12931
              Heather Brooks
              Keymaster
                I believe the issue is resolved. If you encounter a “page not found” error, please clear your cache or open a new/incognito browser window to make sure you’re not viewing a cached ve
              • 2019-06-14 at 12:01 PM #12932
                Brett Melbourne
                Participant
                  Thanks for looking into it. A lot of pages were working again for a while but it seems to have gone down again this morning. I’m still seeing “page not found” after clearing cache or
                • 2019-06-14 at 12:10 PM #12933
                  Heather Brooks
                  Keymaster
                    Thanks for your feedback. Yes, unfortunately the problem appears to be reoccurring at what appear to be random intervals. Our web host is monitoring the logs to try and pinpoint the problem. I’m
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