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- The Lone Wolf Development Team
Planned Outage Notifications?
- Thread starter daplunk
- Start date
No, they don't have a planned outage posted.
Since syncing isn't really expected to occur during a game session, it shouldn't be a worrying thing. (Unless you're one of the weird people
who have players using their player edition as a semi-"live" status during a game.)
The main worry for me is syncing the changes I've made on my main PC to my GMing laptop on the night before I run the game.
Since syncing isn't really expected to occur during a game session, it shouldn't be a worrying thing. (Unless you're one of the weird people
who have players using their player edition as a semi-"live" status during a game.)The main worry for me is syncing the changes I've made on my main PC to my GMing laptop on the night before I run the game.
We generally avoid weekend updates so that this doesn't happen. We also tend to avoid updates near the end of the week, preferring to roll them out in the morning/afternoon on Mondays and Tuesdays. This particular week, as we are nearing Gen Con, an update was needed "as soon as we could get it out before the weekend" which unfortunately happened to be today.
Geeky_Frignit
New member
Would've been nice to know... I had a session that I didn't get synced to my laptop, and now I am sitting here without my prep...
What's the ETA on being finished?
What's the ETA on being finished?
Geeky_Frignit
New member
What's the ETA on being back up? I am running a session right now and only have half my prep on my laptop.
What was supposed to be a quick release had a surprise "oh crap" discovery that we're testing a fix for now. So apologies for the protracted downtime.
That being said, for anyone who wants the server for syncing, you can move your content between computers without the server. Simply backup your database on Computer1, copy it to Computer2, and do a restore on Computer2. The backup and restore options are accessible via the Tools tab on the launch dialog that appears when Realm Works starts up. You do NOT need to connect to the server to utilize these mechanisms.
That being said, for anyone who wants the server for syncing, you can move your content between computers without the server. Simply backup your database on Computer1, copy it to Computer2, and do a restore on Computer2. The backup and restore options are accessible via the Tools tab on the launch dialog that appears when Realm Works starts up. You do NOT need to connect to the server to utilize these mechanisms.
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Sorry. This is the way I think. This is my job. "If server X goes down, what's the failover plan? And what can go wrong with the failover plan? And, is that ALL that can go wrong with the failover plan or are we missing something? And what's failover plan B if failover plan A doesn't work?"