https://docs.rs/ does not load for me. https://downforeveryoneorjustme.com/docs.rs reports the same.
The issue seems to be localized; I've seen a number of reports on IRC as well, but it has worked fine for me the entire time (even while downforeveryoneorjustme said it was down), and also for some others.
Same for me, from my office network. Loads OK via my mobile network.
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Name: docs.rs
Address: 95.211.95.204
Name: docs.rs
Address: 2001:1af8:4020:a00f:10::1
95.211.95.204 is not routable from my mobile or my office PC.
4 46.33.89.101 13.380ms 30.378ms 12.989ms
5 213.254.231.114 26.937ms 17.326ms 19.505ms
6 46.33.78.21 21.191ms 19.128ms 18.966ms
7 81.17.33.181 18.977ms 101.261ms 23.569ms
2001:1af8:4020:a00f:10::1 is not reachable from my office PC because our office network is not configured for IPv6. It works on mobile.
Seems IPv4 is blackholed, but IPv6 is not. IPv4 isn't reachable for me either, but IPv6 works fine.
Possibly related?
GitHub continues to present random cache values, as it did last night during the database migration. When I reload this #246 issue page in a new browser tab, I get often different comments and like counts.
4+ hours ago:
https://twitter.com/githubstatus/status/1054340812547461120
By the way, is it safe to publish new crates to crates.io and expect that when docs.rs is back online, the API docs will automatically arrive? Or should developers wait to publish crates for any non-critical packages?
I set up https://docsrs.brun.one/ as a temporary proxy while it's down
Possibly related?
GitHub continues to present random cache values, as it did last night during the database migration. When I reload this #246 issue page in a new browser tab, I get often different comments and like counts.
This is not related to the GitHub outage. There has been a problem with the hosting provider, and the rustdoc team is in contact with them to fix it.
It seems to have been fixed, this should be closed.
Correct, the site is back up.
Here is the statuspage announcement for this incident: http://status.crates.io/incidents/jsvsy32z0p6r
We're going to post a retrospective about this later this week, but for now, i'm closing this issue.
Just curious, what was the DMCA takedown request was in relation to?
@sameer we'll eventually be answering as much as we can in the retrospective, but until then, we can't talk about it. thanks!
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I set up https://docsrs.brun.one/ as a temporary proxy while it's down