TTC Union Webpages Down

wow. out of table space, and on SQL Server which supports autogrowth on your table spaces... simply brutal.

if you can't even manage a simple server, how do you expect to run a transit system. FAIL. epic FAIL!

OMG! have you been to the unions staff page! it's like going back to the 90s! complete with broken links and animated gifs...

The first error, as the text suggests, is saying that the database that stores the dynamic content for that site is out of disk space. It's unlikely that this happened today coincidentally, because the database should be set up to email the administrator with warnings long before this happens (i.e. "Disk is 90% full, clean up") under normal usage patterns. So this *could* be a result of abnormal use, like someone is attacking an unsecured and unlimited size comment form on their site, and they wrote a script that repeatedly puts data in that form, over and over and over again until the disk space on the database is eaten up.

That *could* be what's happening. Just a speculation.

"we strand toronto"

<i>they put too much junk in the trunk, and forgot to wear their elastic waistband.</i>

Awesome!

@ Brent

I know ;)

"Drivers error"

NO KIDDING, GUYS

<i>they put too much junk in the trunk, and forgot to wear their elastic waistband.</i>

How would you like your internets delivered, rotenblog? XD

All I know is, I managed to post a feedback comment at We Move Toronto right before worthamillion went down and about an hour later WMT went down too yesterday.

Since WMT indicated that until April 30 all feedback would be posted to WAM, my guess is someone was flooding the comments and such.

The union site has some pretty good typos; such as this one from a page detailing the terrors of not having a union:
"a worker who has thirty (30) years of service with an Employer would only receive the maximum allowed notice of eight (6) weeks pay if the Employer fires him/her for no work-related reason."
If you can read text it's eight weeks pay; if you only recognize numbers it's 6 weeks pay.
Sadly no mention of the strike that I could find; I was hoping for some good old fashioned tub thumping rhetoric inciting the members to rise up against the demonic public (i.e. their employers) and strand the bastards in the streets.