WotC website down?

[Plane Sailing]

I'm getting error messages at the WotC website - is it down for everyone else too?

 

[NiTessine]

Yeah, I can't access it either.

 

[MarkB]

Same here. An internal server error, which could just mean it's down for maintenance - it does seem to go down periodically around mid-week quite frequently.

 

[blargney the second]

I think it's their article-queuing system. I suspect that it tries to make approved articles go live around midnight. If there is a goofy character in the article, it might be causing the weird server errors that show up there overnight. Or it could just be some goofball with nothing better to do DoSing their server.

 

[Aus_Snow]

msxml4.dll error '8007000e'

Not enough storage is available to complete this operation.

/default.asp, line 256

Anything like that? I've been getting variations on that for some time now.

 

[jinx crossbow]

It's UP now

Jinx

 

[Jedi_Solo]

I'm getting a "Service Unavailable" message.

The D&D site seems to be down quite often for me. The main wizards page is usually up, but this time both the main page and the D&D page give me the above message.

 

[MerricB]

Wizards has *seriously* dropped the ball with its website. This is not the first time that its site has been down - it's been fairly frequent for the past month.

To make things worse, the character tracker for its new flagship RPGA campaign - Xen'drik Expeditions - is broken and has been broken for weeks, possibly months.

 

[MarkB]

msxml4.dll error '8007000e'

Not enough storage is available to complete this operation.

/default.asp, line 256

Anything like that? I've been getting variations on that for some time now.

I've had that occasionally. I didn't get it when I checked the site this morning - just a regular "Internal server error" - but I am now.

It does seem to be becoming more frequent.

 

[Huw]

Still down for me. I get:

msxml4.dll error '8007000e'

Not enough storage is available to complete this operation.

/global/utils.asp, line 700

Same as Aus_Snow, but with a different ASP script.