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Domain is down?

lmendo opened this issue · comments

Hello! You've probably noticed, but just in case, matl.suever.net and even suever.net seem to be down

@lmendo Thanks for pointing this out! I'll take a look at it and see about getting that working. In the meantime, you can use https://matl.suever.com instead!

@suever That's great, thank you! I'll post the new URL in the chat room so people can use it

Sorry this took so long to resolve but now both should be working 😅

Thank you! The general domains (suever.com, suever.net) are up, but matl.suever.com and matl.suever.net give a "500 internal server error" for me. Can you check?

@lmendo Thanks for the heads up. Should be resolved but I'll keep an eye on it!

Thank you! Working now on both domains. I'll let you know if there's any issue. Do you intend to keep both domains, or eventually just one?

Thank you! Working now on both domains. I'll let you know if there's any issue. Do you intend to keep both domains, or eventually just one?

Eventually I may implement a redirect from the .net to the .com but even then they will both work because there are lots of old answers relying on the old one

That's so nice of you! Huge thanks!

@lmendo Went ahead and setup matl.io and redirected all of the .suever. subdomains to reduce confusion and give us a nice stable domain. Also updated all links that I could find on SE (sorry for the spam!). Let me know if you run into any issues.

@suever Thanks for all the work! So, is matl.io the one to use from now on?

@suever Thanks for all the work! So, is matl.io the one to use from now on?

Yes, but users will automatically be redirected to it if they put in the old addresses

That's great!
I have found a small issue. Actually two, which might be related:

colormap does not update the image, see here. Based on some answers, this used to work. That's no big deal, because it could be worked around by first setting the colormap and then plotting the image. But that doesn't work now because the call to colorbar seems to leave something weird on the stack, and the code errors for example if it tries to concatenate the stack with v. See here, or better see this minimal example

Could it be related to this? (that is, have you implemented the modified version of drawnow in the new interpreter? Or have you maybe updated the Octave version? If so let me know which one you are using so I can test

Perhaps you could send me the generated MATLc.m of the last example so I can take a look.

If you prefer we can continue in chat.

Not sure if you get a ping automatically. Just in case: @suever ^