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orablogs is back

May 21st, 2005 by Pete

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For those readers who follow the ever growing list of blogs posted by Oracle bloggers and Oracle watchers on orablogs.com, you will be glad to note that the site is back up.

I saw a post a few minutes ago by Brian Duff titled "We're Back!" that apologises for the fact the site has been down for quite a few days. I follow this site every day as there are a lot of good Oracle watchers and writers who's blogs are aggregated there.

I checked Brian’s site earlier in the evening and it was still down but his blog post is timed at 05:25 (not sure what time zone though) so maybe the DNS propagation has not completed. The reason orablogs was down was because of an IP address change.


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