IPV6 is Supported, if its round robin DNS they will all be checked but it will be fairly random.
It’s not currently open source and I can’t see myself opening it up any time soon. It’s such a simple project to build I’d rather point someone in the right direction on how to get started than see clones pop up all over the web.
Only nitpick so far is that the page scrolls a bit left/right on Firefox (with disqus blocked by umatrix). Disabling the margin-{left,right}: -15px; CSS on the footer fixes that.
How do you deal with multiple A records (like https://raymii.org) or / and IPv6?
Edit: is it open source?
IPV6 is Supported, if its round robin DNS they will all be checked but it will be fairly random.
It’s not currently open source and I can’t see myself opening it up any time soon. It’s such a simple project to build I’d rather point someone in the right direction on how to get started than see clones pop up all over the web.
How often do you ping websites to gather statistics?
Every minute, it only does a head request to get the response code so it’s pretty lightweight.
ironically it thinks its own site is down…
https://isitup.site/isitup.site/
That’s by design haha!
It seems that (some) URL validation is missing, at least
http:/website.com(malformed scheme) is passing.I think you’re right, I’ll fix that
Neat at first glance!
Only nitpick so far is that the page scrolls a bit left/right on Firefox (with disqus blocked by umatrix). Disabling the
margin-{left,right}: -15px;CSS on the footer fixes that.Thanks! I’ll fix the styling issue, I do plan on making a new non bootstrap front end