Hi Friends, Just to report 502 Bad Gateway around 4:15 am Mountain Daylight Time. Not resolved with multiple refresh/reloads. I don't have any urgent need, but just reporting it :-)
All best, brynn
Right, the website is down for me too, 10:15 UTC (now). https://inkscape.org/
I don't know Mountain Daylight time… Why don't people use UTC there? $ date --utc
Sylvain
Le 27/08/2016 à 12:09, Brynn a écrit :
Hi Friends, Just to report 502 Bad Gateway around 4:15 am Mountain Daylight Time. Not resolved with multiple refresh/reloads. I don't have any urgent need, but just reporting it :-)
All best, brynn
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Well, I could look it up. And if a very specific time was needed, I would. But I thought just a general idea would be ok for this.
Out of curiosity, this must be a code for something? $ date --utc
(I would guess that most people here, I mean all people, not just internet users, don't even know what UTC is. Although if you explained it, they would probably say they vaguely remember about learning in school. Internet users are probably more aware than non-users.)
-------------------------------------------------- From: "Sylvain Chiron" <chironsylvain@...102...> Sent: Saturday, August 27, 2016 4:15 AM To: inkscape-docs@lists.sourceforge.net Subject: Re: [Inkscape-docs] bad gateway
Right, the website is down for me too, 10:15 UTC (now). https://inkscape.org/
I don't know Mountain Daylight time… Why don't people use UTC there? $ date --utc
Sylvain
Le 27/08/2016 à 12:09, Brynn a écrit :
Hi Friends, Just to report 502 Bad Gateway around 4:15 am Mountain Daylight Time. Not resolved with multiple refresh/reloads. I don't have any urgent need, but just reporting it :-)
All best, brynn
Inkscape-docs mailing list Inkscape-docs@lists.sourceforge.net https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/inkscape-docs
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Le 27/08/2016 à 13:46, Brynn a écrit :
Out of curiosity, this must be a code for something? $ date --utc
Yes. The actual code is only after the dollar sign: `date --utc`. The dollar sign indicates that it is a command for a Unix shell (as a normal user, without ‘root’ rights, otherwise it's a #). When you'll have a free operating system, you'll be able to type such commands in a nice ugly window called ‘Terminal emulator’ or something like that, and see the result. The first word is the name of a command or program, while the other words are parameters, just as in: $ inkscape -e flat.png mydocument.svg
(I would guess that most people here, I mean all people, not just internet users, don't even know what UTC is. Although if you explained it, they would probably say they vaguely remember about learning in school. Internet users are probably more aware than non-users.)
Ow. At school, I never heard of UTC; I only learned GMT. I searched the difference quite recently but forgot. UTC is often a reference in computers, even without Internet (what is a non-Internet user?). See: $ man date $ man 2 time -- Sylvain
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