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Filer Replaced?

So Blogger has replaced (finally!) the filer that was giving so much trouble. Can we now hope that things will smooth out?

Thursday, March 16, 2006

The filer that we have been having trouble with in the last few days failed again. Those blogs that are stored on the bad filer are temporarily not available for publishing and viewing. We are working on replacing the filer and restoring access to the blogs affected.

Update (10:40 am, March 17): The filer has been restored. All affected blogs are available for publishing and reading.

Posted by Pal at 21:14 PST


I'm not too optimistic. Look at Blogger Help in Google Groups:
Problems continue
450 Write Error
Getting an error
... and many others.

Let's see if I can post this. If so, it's only after I applied my previously published workaround for many Blogger intermittent problems:
Blogger And Server Access

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