Hier die Info zu den Wartungsarbeiten am OVMS Server am 9. September.
Short story:
So long as your vehicle is online and connected, you don’t need to do anything. But please expect a short outage of OVMS services around 13:00GMT on 9th September 2014.
Long story:
For the past few years, TMC (Tesla Motors Club) have kindly sponsored OVMS use of a server hosted in the USA. They have recently moved this server to a new address, which means that we must also migrate OVMS users over to the new address.
The old address is 64.111.70.40 and the new address is 54.243.136.230.
This address is used in two main places:
In the Apps (via DNS name ‚tmc.openvehicles.com ‘ which resolves to 64.111.70.40).#4 PARAM_SERVERIP, expressed directly as the IP address 64.111.70.40).
On 9th September 2014, around 13:00GMT, the OVMS team will make the following changes:
The new TMC OVMS server will be brought up running live.tmc.openvehicles.com will be changed to 54.243.136.230.#4 to 54.243.136.230, and then disconnect the link.
After the switch, we plan to leave the old TMC server up for 24 hours to allow time for stragglers to connect in. After that time, vehicle modules will not be redirected and will have to change their server IP address via SMS reconfiguration.
We do expect some service unavailability during this switch time. In particular, the DNS record for tmc.openvehicles.com has a 4 hour TTL (that we cannot easily change), so DNS caching may impact your service availability. We have created a temporary DNS record (tmc2.openvehicles.com ) that you can use in your Apps if you want to minimise disruption. Alternatively, just don’t use OVMS apps in the four hours leading up to 13:00GMT.
Conclusion
As a final note, we would like to thank the TMC community for their past and continued support of the OVMS project.
Regards,
volker
8. September 2014 um 07:06
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Bin beeindruckt was Mark und sein Team hier auf die Beine stellen. Da kann sich so mancher kommerzieller Dienstanbieter eine Scheibe abschneiden.
Das habe ich auch schon häufiger gedacht. Wenn man ein Problem oder eine Frage hat, bekommt man von Mark i.d.R. innerhalb von kürzester Zeit eine Antwort. Und er macht das im Wesentlichen umsonst (man kann auf der Webseite eine Spende überweisen).
Da ist der Service von fast allen kommerziellen Anbietern schlechter. Außer bei Tesla natürlich
Simeon
8. September 2014 um 12:52
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Für die neuen hier: Was ist OVMS? Der FAQ auf deren Seite ist eher etwas für Profis und Benutzer…
Mike
8. September 2014 um 13:06
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Simeon
8. September 2014 um 13:23
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Danke. Klingt nach etwas, würan ich Spaß hätte und worüber meine Freundin die Augen verdrehen würde
