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2010-02-13 11:12:45 - Ah, good to see SailOnline coming back to life
Well done Jakob and Kalle
:)

Francois
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2010-02-13 13:13:38 - Re: Ah, good to see SailOnline coming back to life
Agree wholeheartedly. I suspect its been a lot of work to get it back up and running! Well done.
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2010-02-13 13:46:19 - Re: Ah, good to see SailOnline coming back to life
Good work guys, but it's a pitty the Zilt Race is cancelled... It costs me 3 nights sleep to come to a 10th place and I was still improving...
"Sailing is an Art"
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2010-02-13 13:47:56 - Re: Ah, good to see SailOnline coming back to life
Well, I was 4th ... ;)

Life is hard sometimes! :)
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2010-02-13 14:14:35 - Re: Ah, good to see SailOnline coming back to life
Right Cajun, I saw you coming up and away ;) I was quite happy with my 15th at the crash - after one digit rankings the night before - and I could just loose... But I think, this opportunity, beeing <#20 will not come back for me... :)
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2010-02-13 15:48:46 - Re: Ah, good to see SailOnline coming back to life
Same here: A lot of hard work and sleepless nights for nothing.

However, the joy of seeing SOL alive and breathing again helps. SOL withdrawal is bad :-)

Thanks for all your hard work Admin.
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2010-02-13 16:05:34 - Re: Ah, good to see SailOnline coming back to life
Hello Kalle and Jacob!!

Thanks for the hard work. I have a question related to the crash. How safe is the hard and software from an uploaded virus? This forum and the ability to upload files and photos, does it place the kit at risk? Just a thought!
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2010-02-13 16:28:47 - Re: Ah, good to see SailOnline coming back to life
Some sources point to an SQL injection vulnerability in Sailplanner, which appears to be run by Jacob and Kalle - on the same server?
The vulnerability is described for version 0.3a. Other versions may be affected. Here are links to the warnings:
http://www.securityfocus.com/bid/32521/discuss
http://www.juniper.net/security/auto/vulnerabilities/vuln32521.html
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2010-02-13 17:53:16 - Re: Ah, good to see SailOnline coming back to life
Great to know it's all working again. Good effort guys. I feel for SOL putting this on for ZILT and then it crashing. Hope that large fleet all comes back.

I too had a few short nights and was on for my best result at #8 but other races will come...and others will go...:)

Steve

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2010-02-13 18:01:28 - Re: Ah, good to see SailOnline coming back to life
@Mouthansar

No, that's a different Sailplanner made by someone called relative.nl, which is pointed out in the bulletins themselves.

--- Last Edited by Kalle Haglunds at 2010-02-13 18:01:53 ---

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