BigRedMax

Out of 12 sites that I work with Husker Board is the only one reporting issues. The only way we can fix it is to document instances. This is the reporting link that we use. https://goo.gl/forms/zha0Ydig8JQqD41B2

What browser are you using?

If you could post the time of day when you have connectivity issues I can share it with the hosting company.

Can you post screenshots? Also, I will PM you.

I have posted this with our ad ops. Will let you know when they respond.

HuskerMax officially became the content provider for Nebraska sports on Sports Illustrated. Something I have been working on for a long time. Here's the link.

They should be turned off now. Let me know if you still see any.

I will get them removed. They aren't supposed to be there.

I would be afraid to try it on this bbs software. Maybe something like this would work if placed in a post. https://www.huskermax.com/recruits/2021.html

I have reported this to our ad ops.

Had the server company do multiple tweaks to get the site back online. The main problem was memory. Instead of trimming threads I purchased more memory so it should be good to go from here.

Got this response from the server company. Need techies on the board to give me advice on how to proceed. ----------------- Thank you for your update and patience up to now. What we have established after reviewing the case is that there is not enough diskspace on the partition ( / directory) where your MySQL and MySQL databases reside. This partition is 50GB SSD. What we can do for you is the following: Reconfigure the MySQL service to run and store the databases on the 2TB partition (/home directory) where the primary home directory resides. Note that this is a 2

It was down earlier today as well. Twice in two days. If it becomes a pattern I may need to change server companies.

Can you post a screenshot of the entire page?

I have been assured again that these ads are no longer running. Hope they are correct. Let me know if you see any more. If it happens a third time I may have to shut off that agency for good.