Dundjinni & RPGMapshare down...
Dundjinni & RPGMapshare down...
Anyone else noticed?
I know that Dundjinni is going through a server change. Anyone been in contact with Kepli or anyone else who might know something about it?
I was just chatting with Steel Rat on the RPGmapshare forums yesterday... Anyone able to contact him and find out what's going on?
I know that Dundjinni is going through a server change. Anyone been in contact with Kepli or anyone else who might know something about it?
I was just chatting with Steel Rat on the RPGmapshare forums yesterday... Anyone able to contact him and find out what's going on?
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Welcome, Worg.
Yes, the DJ is being moved to another server and hosting company at the moment. Should be back in a day or three.
As for rpgmapshare, I was on there just yesterday and it was fine, but now it's down. I hope it's just a short hiccup and is back online soon. I'd wager that Steel Rat is aware of the problem.
Yes, the DJ is being moved to another server and hosting company at the moment. Should be back in a day or three.
As for rpgmapshare, I was on there just yesterday and it was fine, but now it's down. I hope it's just a short hiccup and is back online soon. I'd wager that Steel Rat is aware of the problem.

And another 2+ weeks and still no DJ forums.Kepli wrote:Don't worry too much about the DJ forums![]()
Migrating the forums and the enormous amount of data from the forums database will take a while.
I know there's a lot of data involved, but I'd expect to do that sort of simple transfer in no more than a day. And redesigning the whole site structure and moving everything to different forum software need not take this long - and I've not seen any suggestion that there was anything so drastic going on.
Store being closed too won't be helpful to any income there still was. I've no idea what the economics of DJ are, but would have thought that the cost of the server and bandwidth for the site would be significant and not necessarily that much smaller than DJ's recent income - and there was no advertising on the site (iirc). It has to be a concern for the RPG community as a whole because DJ is (or was) a major repository of free RPG images and the CSUAC collection is offline too.