Is anyone else experiencing common hang ups/delays or 500 internal server errors messages while on TUSCL? I keep getting these messages more than I don't it seems lately. Either that or the site hangs what seems like an eternity (probably only a few minutes to change screens) but I have a high speed connection. This is the slowest site on the entire internet I visit.
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last commentI don't know what the cause of the problems are, but I get the error here VERY frequently. Some of the errors appear to be query / SQL errors, which might indicate that Founder is in the process of working on enhancements.
Whatever the cause, it can be VERY annoying. I am also on a highspeed connection, but that appears lost on this site, where it's common to have to sit and wait for a page to display.
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I too, having been getting the same errors, usually occuring at night time. Could the SERVER unit be over loading?
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Couldn't even get the web site to load up an hour or so ago. Seems to be working pretty good at the moment though. I'll see if that continues.
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I got message for quite a time on Wed late afternoon. I could bring up glossary, faq, and basic map only(no db, or club details).
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Didn't get a message tonight but the site was pretty slow at times.
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Sorry about the errors. There is a big change planned for tuscl. You will see it sometime in April.
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Founder: I'm looking forward to seeing what changes we can expect in April! Any chance you can share with us some insider knowledge on what we can expect?
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I am re-writing it from the ground up in a different language. It should be easier to use. The hot list will have more features. Ranking/Rating is being replaced with something more meaningful. Club discussions will be threaded like the discussion board. I'm sure some people will hate it, but I think it will be more streamlined and easier to use.
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Founder: Sounds great! Can't wait! As an IT professional, I'm curious... what language are you using for the re-write? VB .Net. perhaps?
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That would be great to get rid of all the long delays. If the delay is too long, I tend to ignore this site until it seems to be working again.
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I get an odd "delay" that happens if I let a page lie idle for a while.
For example:
time-index 1. visit tuscl.com
time-index 2. type ID and PW info and click "log in" button.
result: rapid response.
But:
time-index 1. visit tuscl.com
time-index 2. doorbell rings. I answer it.
time-index 17. I return to my web browser, type my ID and PW.
result: very slow response.
Fixes:
A. At time-index 3 (upon returning to the browser) hit "reload page" before clicking a link on the page. This will cause the initial page (login.asp) to "re-establish" itself in the computer's more recent memory, thereby making it "more live" than if it had sat idel.
B. At time-index 3, open a new browser window and follow any link on it. This will somehow cause the browser itself to "re-establish" itself, as above, thereby making most pages in it "more live" similarly.
C. At time-index 3, click "back" and then, immediately, "forward." This is almost identical to fix A.
I'm sorry for the complicated descriptions. I can't figure a more straightforward way to explain it. But, basically, a web page "sitting still" (even if I'm typing in the text box) will "time out" such that the buttons "die of boredom." So, I have to "re-invigorate" the whole page before its buttons will act right.
See what I mean? Anyone else have this?
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not idel
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I'll let you figure it out. I'm off to look at some titties.
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I tried refresh, that seemed to work.
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