Re: Block message when open cs-studio.sourceforge.net

[Ralph Lange <Ralph.Lange@gmx.de>]

Hello JC,

The cs-studio web space on SourceForge is also (ab)used as an update site.
If too many people are updating their CSS instances from the repos on
SF, the maximum traffic limit for the web space is hit, and the block is
activated.
It should go away in a while.

Cheers,
~Ralph


On 27.09.2012 13:26, Juan.Guzman@csiro.au wrote:
> Hi,
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> When I tried to access cs-studio.sourceforge.net<http://cs-studio.sourceforge.net> the following message is displayed:
> This project has been temporarily blocked for exceeding its bandwidth threshold
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> Projects and users who host on SourceForge.net<http://SourceForge.net> are given web space to augment their communities and interact with their users. In cases where a project or user's web space exceeds pre-determined thresholds, this message will be displayed. This block is typically short lived (10-15 minutes), unless the cause of the bandwidth usage is not mitigated. We recommend that the administrator of the site take action to reduce bandwidth usage. If you feel you are receiving this message erroneously, please contact SourceForge.net Support<http://sourceforge.net/support> for assistance. Typically this message is displayed when files that belong in the FRS are uploaded into project web, or someone tried to host some pr0n or w4r3z. SourceForge.net<http://SourceForge.net> Support is willing and able to assist in resolving the cause of this error.
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> The reason I went to the cs-studio website is to get the latest version of the CSS book. I'm looking for more information about how to use BEAST's new automated_actions alarm fields.
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> Kind regards,
>   JC Guzman
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