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Yes MB Pro re-booted ok this morning and can now also login/access the MB's.

The question now is what caused this and why? Especially the standard MB's that have not been touched for months.

All OK without reboot. Both MB and MB-pro have the correct external address.

But more important the long delays when accessing the blue Meteobridge tabs are gone also.
I assume all problems with the meteoplug/backup server are solved now.

Wim

These are two different things...

1) We had a server issue (log file has filled up root volume). Operation should be fine again. This issue impacted Meteobridges not able to boot as they can't receive the needed application stack from the server

2) the "no internet" mark on system tab just tells that site in the Internet that is used to reflect the WAN IP of the Meteobridge did not respond before a rather short time out (5 secs in order not to stop the page to display for too long) has been passed. The server outage also impacted this, as the URL asked for WAN IP reflection is hosted on the Meteobridge server.

miraculon wrote:I can confirm the same issue and symptom. Data is flowing (and I got the FW update) despite this reported condition.
This appeared before and after a reboot. I now have the latest April 5 FW, but it happened on the earlier version.

Greg H.

Mine is OK now. I did not reboot, so maybe this was a server issue? There was no FW update listed under the releases, so I assume that this is the case.

Greg H.

miraculon wrote:

miraculon wrote:I can confirm the same issue and symptom. Data is flowing (and I got the FW update) despite this reported condition.
This appeared before and after a reboot. I now have the latest April 5 FW, but it happened on the earlier version.

Greg H.

Mine is OK now. I did not reboot, so maybe this was a server issue? There was no FW update listed under the releases, so I assume that this is the case.

Greg H.

I didn't reboot my straight MB's either, they just came good around the same time the Pro was able to boot properly. To me this indicates there is perhaps a reliance on the server in normal operations? So if Boris disappeared and the server died what would this mean to any operating MB and/or MB/MBPro that required a reboot/power up etc?

I also happily confirm that a reboot fixed everything.