You might get somewhere with this initial try. It works for my Faust patches on Lich at least…
Website is back up, apologies for the outage.
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Btw the web application that is the patch library is here: GitHub - RebelTechnology/OwlServer: Web-based Client/Server application for the Open Ware Laboratory
I was experimenting with a Docker Compose file that would bring up the whole website in containerised form, but it still has a bunch of hardcoded credentials that I’d have to extract before sharing. And Docker Compose doesn’t play very nicely with AWS, or the other way around, so I never got around to finishing it as a better way of deploying the site. At the moment the whole website (wordpress, mysql, mongo, nodejs) is hosted on a single EC2 instance which is 1. not resilient and 2. hard to beat on price.
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@mars: can you point me to all versions of the various components involved on the site. E.g. version of gcc, Faust, … I’m trying to build an offline version (see GitHub - yrn1/owlbuilder), but I can’t exactly reproduce the behaviour of my Faust patches with that of the online version. E.g. either some features don’t work because my Faust is too old, or my Lich spews garbage, because a newer Faust is not compatible. Any pointers would be great.
FAUST Version 2.30.5
arm-none-eabi-gcc (GNU Arm Embedded Toolchain 9-2020-q2-update) 9.3.1 20200408 (release)
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I have an urgent modification that I’d like to do to the patches on my OWL Pedal - is there any alternative to the website given that it’s down?
Thanks
Moved this discussion to thread made during last site outage where everything has been discussed
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thank you! what the hell happened? Why does this thing keep going down
Hi again, the website is completely down for http://www.rebeltech.org/. ERR_CONNECTION_REFUSED this time, no server response of any kind.
Indeed it is. I’ve sent a message to Manu and Martin, but have no idea when this will get resolved.
Thank you for always being so helpful antisvin 
I am feeling as though I should get my local owlprogram up and running again, perhaps the website being down is a good excuse.
This is a good idea even if there wouldn’t be those lengthy outages several times a year. Building patches locally saves time. Also, in case of pure C++ you can also detect some issues such as reading from unallocated memory.
website still down, any news of when this will be solved ? Any idea of how to access example patches ? thank you
Oh cool it’s back online!
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Hmm, seems to be down again … at least it won’t show anything if I click on a specific patch?! I also tried trough archive.org but there the patch files are attached.
Does anybody hase a mirror by any chance?
Actually it retuns error 500 (internal server error), so it’s not another certificate expiration. Probably needs a manual restart. I’ve sent a message to relevant people, but not sure if they see it soon.
my internal clock to try and work with Lich is synchronized to the website going down it seems.
Cert is expired and seems like patches don’t load in the library, but site sort of working! hopefully just a cert issue this time!
** sick its fixed!!! thank you!
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