Indeed. It wasn't able to write to /tmp because it was read-only and that broke a few things while that was happening.
It shouldn't happen again.

ivan wrote: ↑

Thu May 24, 2018 4:50 am

Wait, you're using a physical server instead of cloud hosting?

Indeed. I've had some bad experiences with cloud hosting, and I also use the server for other things, so a machine all to my own is nice.

The server went down for 27 hours today and there is a very simple explanation for that, which you might have heard if you had visited IRC or Discord. The main harddrive in the server reported a broken sector and Linux locked it into read-only mode to prevent further data loss. As soon as I found ou...

As of today, the LÖVE community will now be hosted on a faster, larger and sparklier server. The immediate change you will see out of this is that the attachment size limit has been raised to a whopping 100 megabytes. If you're sensitive to change, you might also notice things running a tad bit fast...

Robin wrote:Whatever happened to that?

You mean the one that one guy made? I guess he ran out of investor funding.

If you guys didn't know already, Project Hawkthorne already has automatically building binaries. Take a look and see what you can copy.

Forgot about that. Added it to OP.

Aaaand it's over. Thanks for your patience.

Due to a request by our VPS provider, the server will be migrating somewhere tonight. At around 01:00 tonight , the server will be shutting down and will stay down for a while. If you need the Wiki during that time, you can use the latest offline backup at http://commondatastorage.googleapis.com/lov...

Personally, I say loeve. But that part doesn't matter as much.

josefnpat wrote:

thelinx wrote:...but it's called "LÖVE", not "Love2D"

I'm using a reference that people will be able to recognize. This is after all, love2d.org.

And Steam's website is called steampowered.com, but that doesn't mean it's called "Steampowered".