On the evening of August 22, 2017 at approximately 7:38pm MDT, we became aware of the inability for roughly 13% of our church partners to log in to Church Community Builder sites. We immediately started investigating the cause and after following our process of diagnosis, we identified the problem was due to a hardware failure on one of our primary database servers. As is protocol, our engineers began the process of rerouting those church partners to one of our secondary database servers and sites became accessible again at approximately 8:09pm MDT.
On Wednesday, July 12, 2017, starting at 10 pm MDT and ending at 2 am MDT, we will be performing scheduled maintenance on our systems to upgrade our infrastructure. We have engineered this project to minimize any service interruptions for our church partners, but church partner sites may be unavailable for up to 10 minutes during this 4 hour window while we are moving hardware on to our new switches. For updates during this project, follow us on twitter at @CCBTech.
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Update (Aug 15, 2017): We have confirmed that Check-In printing works successfully with the latest version of Firefox ESR, 52.3.
You can find detailed instructions about how to set up your printers on this Help Article.
Update (July 6, 2017): We have determined how to successfully print Check-In labels using Firefox ESR 52.2.0.
If your machines are already updated to this version or you are interested in updating, you can find detailed instructions about how to set up your printers on this Help Article. You can still remain on Firefox ESR 45.9.0 if you prefer, and instructions for restoring to previous versions and stopping automatic updates can also be found on that Help Article.
On Thursday, June 8, 2017, at 8 pm MDT, we will be performing scheduled maintenance on our systems to upgrade our infrastructure. We have engineered this project to minimize any service interruptions for our church partners, but church partner sites may be unavailable for up to 5 minutes during a 3 hour window while we are moving servers on to this new hardware. For updates during this project, follow us on twitter at @CCBTech.
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