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Guess.

Alright, the ASCII art pop up just fine, but my Pueblo doesn't log me in. So, I sit staring at the screen. Nothing happens. No sweat! I type in connect username password badaboom.
The MOO says I don't exist. This confuses me, as I remember existing. I check the uptime, and it says 6 days - so i figure, the MOO couldn't have crashed and destroyed me six days ago, because I logged in this afternoon. So I close Pueblo. I open Pueblo, click on Sindome, ASCII art, all nice, then I get a different message. This time Pueblo tried to connect me on it's own, like I told it to (good doggy!)- and the MOO spews 'Sorry you can't connect Murphy, there is a weird problem' (that might not be the exact wording, but I remember a Sorry and a Murphy and a Weird Problem in there).

So I close Pueblo again, just to see, pop it open and I'm told that I don't exist. *GASP* I tried a couple of other clients I have scattered about, still nothing. At this point, Im not sure what to try. Am I gone, or am I there, or is there in fact a weird problem?


In other words, I BEG YOU, HELP ME, I NEED MY FIXXxXxX gAHhHHgURglEgUrgLESPEWFoAmMMFlopfloPFLOPtinkletinketinkle THUD splat.


Thank you and happy snacking.

EDIT: Nevermind, everything's workin' all right now - sorry for wasting your time.

(Edited by Murphy at 3:52 pm on Nov. 29, 2001)

Johnny carried out some modifications to the way logins are/were handled, removing a ton of redundant lambda code and trimming roughly 1 meg off the MOO db size. Connections were interrupted for roughly 30 mins while he carried out the transition… all be better now. :cool: