Andrew Sullivan wrote:
> On Mon, Mar 24, 2008 at 11:48:36AM -0400, Bruce Momjian wrote:
> > Well, I certainly don't until I realize I haven't received email, nor do
> > I know who is working on it. Right now the emergency communication
> > system is ad-hock.
>
> So the solution you propose does not solve the problem you think you have
> -- i.e. that in the event there is a failure, the community doesn't know it.
>
> Would a health check system that updated web pages based on the monitor
> status help? (Hint: I think the monitors are already in place. What we
> need is some additional ways of accessing that data, I guess.)
Personally, I would love to get an email when the community email system
isn't working, and status while it is being worked on. I assume others
would like to as well, so I don't go reporting/contacting people when
things are already being worked on.
Right now, when email is down, I just start IM'ing people. A more
structured system would help me.
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