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[sjeap <sjeap AT lavabit.com>]

Hello,

done very well Jeff! This is great to get an overview of all servers'
locations and states.

When beta testing is done, it would be nice to see that somehow
integrated into the main website. Maybe by a small, clickable preview on
the left side of the frontpage or the like. Such visual graspable
representations of information attract people and give them a good
feeling what to deal with. (OpenNIC, servers, DNS, what? - Map, ahhh!) ;)

And as Richard described his thoughts before, I would really like to see
changes for the frontpage logo. The current representation looks more
like a teaser than a (brand) logo in the header. There are several
suggestions, one could just take one of them.

Regards sjeap

Am 14.07.2012 08:12, schrieb Jeff Taylor:
> I put together a new test page today which uses javascript to poll for
> server updates.  You will still only see changes every 15 minutes,
> however the javascript reloads the T1 and T2 markers without reloading
> the entire page.  The advantage to this is that when the information is
> refreshed, it does not change your view.  With the previous page, if you
> had zoomed in to view a region, when the page reloaded it would reset
> your view back to the world map.
> 
> http://opennic.oss/osm/jsstatmap.php

Am 11.07.2012 07:34, schrieb Jeff Taylor:
> The status page now uses layers to separate the T1 and T2 servers...
> 
> http://opennic.oss/osm/statmap.php
> Click the blue + icon near the top of the right border.  Under
> "Overlays" you can select which servers you wish to show or hide.
> 
> T1 servers are shown with a white border.  T2 servers are shown with a
> black border.

Am 10.07.2012 19:50, schrieb Peter Green:
> This is great, it looks and feels great too! :-)
> 
> Thanks!
> 
> Peter
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>> On Mon, Jul 9, 2012 at 11:27 PM, Jeff Taylor <shdwdrgn AT sourpuss.net> wrote:
>>
>>     I have a new page built today, which follows the current status of each
>>     IPv4 T2 server...
>>
>>     http://sourpuss.net/opennic.oss/osm/statmap.php
>>
>>     The colors here are the same as the colors for the t2log page...
>>     green=ok, yellow=failed testing, red=offline.  The information is still
>>     updated once every 15 minutes.  In the case where multiple servers are
>>     listed under a single point, if you left-click the point, a popup 
>> window
>>     will give you the status of each server.