dreamevile
Registered Member
- Mar 7, 2018
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Nothing, can't even go in to get backups. Literally losing money every minute
Yes you're absolutely right.Expected one hour of downtime on March 20th GMT. If they knew that this shit show was coming, they should have let us know so that we could have gotten prepared. Absolutely terrible.
Well my sites are back up now, hope they don't go down again..Yes you're absolutely right.
If hostgnome would have given us a heads up, I'm sure most of us would have moved our sites. I myself have five other hosting accounts that can easily take on my current sites that are at hostgnome.
What a headache, it's 3:00 a.m. where I'm living here in Canada. This is absolutely unprofessional.
Your site should not be offline for 24 hours, only the few hours of downtime this morning. We did sent multiple emails out about the move it sounds like you are not using our nameservers? Please adjust your DNS records to your new IP read https://ca.hostgnome.com/index.php/...ng-cPanel-IP-address-change-20or03or2023.htmlSame thing here.
It's more than 24 hours now and still don't understand the time frame for resolution
Glad this incident is sorted. This is actually a very good hosting company, Ive used them for years and everything is great. Great support and great speed, never any downtimes.
They might be doing some maintenance. My sites are up. However, I was uploading a new site from my computer and both file manager via cpanel and regular ftp were pretty slow.