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Hello knifer friends,

A bit of concern has been expressed about the missing pictures. They will be back soon. I've been working on moving the website to a new server and I disabled the pictures on the forums until everything else gets squared away to keep things less complicated.

I was hoping to get everything back to normal today (4th), but I might not get the pictures going again until tomorrow. ::mdm::

You might also run into a few bugs. I hope to get everything straightened out asap.

Isn't the internet fun? ::tired::

Has anyone else been getting logged out unexpectedly?

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It kicked me out just a little while ago, I had to re-log in
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Tsk, Tsk, Tsk ::huff:: I can't believe I had to log in.. :lol: 8)

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::dang:: Same here, I don't think I can go on, OH THE PAIN :wink:
Actually Bryan I have only had to log on each time, thats it. ::tu::

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Post by Roger - 50/2050 »

Bryan,

I for one really appreciate all your efforts in moving your grand knife site to a different sever more than words can say, this task must be very trying to say the least considering the size of your site! ....You must be a very "SHARP" person indeed, thank you my friend!!!



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Bryan can you give us not to bright people an idea about what the move cost YOU ???? and each mo.??
Is this server with the same person?
I not know how to check the ping from this server is it lower? :?
I have cable and this is lots faster now. I am sure that the people that have dial-up will be very pleased.

Thank you for the UP GRADE.

Just to let you know I can NOT look up in Schrade Knives yet.(the tab)
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Bryan,
I think I speak for 99% of the forum members when I say we really appreciate your efforts ::tu:: (there is always that 1% that wouldn't be happy if you hung them with a new rope).

You are doing an excellent job. Though I frequent 2 other knife forums. I find AAPK to be the friendliest, best run and easiest to use. It is the easiest forum to post pics in without having to pay money (which I wouldn't mind if, especially for a forum of this quality, but I realize it might be a hardship for some members).

So take you time, fix it up right. In the mean time, we can still post, PM & chat. You are doing good.
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You might also run into a few bugs. I hope to get everything straightened out asap.

Isn't the internet fun? ::tired::
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Bryan,

Anyone that would have a problem with this site, probably shouldn't be here anyway. :evil: Thank you from all of us, for offering this outstanding resource. ::ds:: I for one am grateful for the opprotunity to play even a small role in its development. ::tu:: It is beautifully presented and professionally operated. Now if I could just find a way to have all of the knives I wanted drop shipped to me at no cost, "now that would be a web site" :mrgreen:

Thank Bryan and keep up the great work, don't hesitate to ask if any of us can be of some assistance. :wink:
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8) Bryan, Great job, great site, great people. What more could we

want? ::tu::
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i would like to ditto what pa&mitch had to say,i don`t post a lot but i look every day thangs agin.J5109
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lookin' good Bryan, everything seems to be running smoothly, a great place with some great people, PA put it as well as anyone could have
:lol: Good job ::tu::

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Thanks fellas :oops: You are the greatest!

I got the pictures back online ::ds:: A few bugs do remain, but I'm getting close to having everything fixed up.

Please report any issues / problems if you come accross any.

Ken, The only cost on the move was in the form of time. The move is actually going to save $. I now have one server for all of the websites I build and maintain. I'd nead the server if AAPK did or did not exist, so... the added cost to have this site is very little :mrgreen:

I just fixed the Schrade section.

Please keep your keen eyes out for other missing stuff ::tu::

Oh, just for peace of mind. I want you all to know that I make backups of all the great pictures and info on a regular basis. I keep copys in a couple off site locations, so there will never be a problem with lost data. Everything is safe and sound at all times ::nod::

Thanks!
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Great Bryan, thank you so much for all you do my friend.
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Just to add my appreciation and thanks for all of your efforts Bryan ::nod:: s-k
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I am realatively new here but I log on every day. This is a great forum. Thank you Bryan and thanks to all the, (unlike myself), knowledgeable forum members who are ready to share whatever information they have.
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