[Stupidhawk007]

Has anyone else tried to log on in the past few days? When I do, it tells me the domain name has expired! WTF?

[Jaynnus]

I was on last night.

www.lrrsracing.com

....oop...your right, can't get on now!

[legalspeed]

Yup. I get on no prob.

[s a x m a n]

they let the domain expire

oy

[nefarious]

wow, will they ever get thier shit together up there?

i mean i know asking for online pre-reg etc is a lot /sigh

but wtf

[legalspeed]

I don't know what you are talking about, I just got on again!!

[beet]

stunods

[s a x m a n]

Originally posted by legalspeed
I don't know what you are talking about, I just got on again!!

refresh??

[s a x m a n]

Registrant:
Loudon Road Racing Series
PO Box 73
West Hurley, NY 12491-0073
US

Domain Name: LRRSRACING.COM

Administrative Contact:
Hutcheson, Donald gppro@ULSTER.NET
Loudon Road Racing Series
PO BOX 73
WEST HURLEY, NY 12491-0073
US
(914) 679-5547 fax: (914) 679-3298

Technical Contact:
Administrator, Hosting.com tier2@la.hosting.com
Hosting.com
818 W. 7th Street
Suite 710
Los Angeles, CA 90017
US
310-693-7000 fax: 310-693-7083

Record expires on 28-Apr-2008.
Record created on 28-Apr-1999.
Database last updated on 4-May-2006 09:24:05 EDT.

Domain servers in listed order:

NS2.VIRTUALISYS.COM 216.248.193.10
NS1.VIRTUALISYS.COM 199.231.136.10

[root@zeus admin]#



key phrase:
Database last updated on 4-May-2006 09:24:05 EDT.

looks like they took care of it


heehheh

[Honclfibr]

Well it looks like the site is back up. Good thing because I need to pre-reg today.

Don't hold your breath on race results though, according to Don Hutchinson on the NEAR list they won't be posted until AFTER the May weekend.

[HBerry]

Their website blows, with the money they take in you figure they could hire a highschool kid that knows what the fuck a database is and set it up to pre reg online!

[OreoGitorio]

Originally posted by Honclfibr
Good thing because I need to pre-reg today.

FUCK!

[Honclfibr]

Does LRRS really have that large a budget? I thought most of the reg/gate fees went to paying the track, cornerworkers, etc etc.

[HBerry]

They have to make some profit. They could use $250 of it for a website!

[a13x]

Originally posted by HBerry
They could use $250 of it for a website!

Wow, when you find the dude who charges $250 for a full, database backend website, send him myway.

[nefarious]

its a realativly cheap and simple solution... as is fixing the infield speakers... (they could have happend but im doubting it) it just comes down to they dont care...

[a13x]

Do you even race up there? That's a honest question, not a snide remark.


From what I've read about other tracks and race orgs, on the myraid of BBS's I lurk on (trying to sate my insatiable appetite for roadracing fun), I can honestly say that I'm quite happy with LRRS.

Then again, I do always think back to my days of racing on the National Downhill MTB circuit, and the absolute horror show that National Series was. Speaking of that, my buddy came up to LRRS this past weekend, a fellow MTB'er from the DH Nat scene. He was walking around in absolute awe of the show. He kept saying he couldn't believe how well run everything was, how organized it was, etc etc.

I'm sure I'll keep hearing the same old arguments day and night thou. More fun than talking about how Don H. was working almost non-stop on the computers last weekend

[HBerry]

Originally posted by a13x
Wow, when you find the dude who charges $250 for a full, database backend website, send him myway.

Like I said, find a high school kid who knows something about DB's and they will do it for that money. Better yet, talk to a college professor and have them assign it in their systems analysis and design class. Had I not thought of this 3/4 of the way through the semester I would have done it instead of a help desk project.

I could probably spend 20 minutes finding an open source database that could easily and quickly be configured to work for LRRS.

[Dave B]

Originally posted by HBerry
I could probably spend 20 minutes finding an open source database that could easily and quickly be configured to work for LRRS.

Well... what's stopping you?

[HBerry]

LRRS probably wouldn't care even if I set it up and showed it to them!

[Paul_E_D]

Step up to the plate, but you would need to commit to maintain it, troubleshoot it, etc.

I think that's why they avoid freebie site offers. Almost anyone there could dump a site in their laps, but it needs to be kept functional. Most of you will dissappear in 2-3 years when your money runs out or you get hurt, or you get frustrated. (sorry, but it's true)

[HBerry]

Originally posted by Paul_E_D
Step up to the plate, but you would need to commit to maintain it, troubleshoot it, etc.

I think that's why they avoid freebie site offers. Almost anyone there could dump a site in their laps, but it needs to be kept functional. Most of you will dissappear in 2-3 years when your money runs out or you get hurt, or you get frustrated. (sorry, but it's true)

If I were to get money to maintain it, I wouldn't even need to be around in order to do it. They have internet access in the check in area and in the scoring garage correct?

[HBerry]

Boy I tell hue wut if dem dere Woods gimme one of dem race fees free each weekend i dun do a webersite for dem

[nefarious]

Originally posted by Paul_E_D
Step up to the plate, but you would need to commit to maintain it, troubleshoot it, etc.

I think that's why they avoid freebie site offers. Almost anyone there could dump a site in their laps, but it needs to be kept functional. Most of you will dissappear in 2-3 years when your money runs out or you get hurt, or you get frustrated. (sorry, but it's true)

what is there to maintain, any website worth having is going to have even the simplest of backends which means someone there just has to be competent enough to point to files and type text... things like contribute make it almost as easy as using a forum

[nefarious]

Originally posted by a13x
Do you even race up there? That's a honest question, not a snide remark.

ride bikes or jocks? which one was it you did.. just an honest question?

secondly not only am i a racer at the track, but i am a web/graphic designer, and software engineer and thats not some title i just gave myself because i can use photoshop, and i did all the websites for my family members...

there is no need for the chaos of same day registrations and the 3 ring (window) circus. Dont get me wrong the riders can take some blame to for putting it off to the last minute but thats only part of the problem

I did get my lic last year and i will be racing there this year, and attendend most of last years weekends to help wrench... ad to that I also cornerworked many weekends including the weekend of my rookie race.. i dont need my nose burried in asses to know that the balls being dropped.

but whats that have to do with the track being behind the times?



ps only met and introduced myself to you on more than one occasion, but with that ego of yours its not suprising ya dont recall who i am.