The incident is now resolved. Croustillant and @someone are back up as usual.

Downtime's here. It should last a few minutes at most.

Upstream incident is resolved, according to ISP. Expect some downtime across affected services in the coming days.

A neighboor has posted in the local Facebook group that "15 subscribers" were impacted without getting in the details about who was and who wasn't and naming a source. I have absolutely no idea how they were made aware of this so quickly other than their source being a third-party source.

I still have not received any update from my ISP about this incident but, hey, at least, they're currently working on it.

No way the responsible person can't be proud of themselves for this.

Croustillant is back online.

Now, I'm waiting for the upstream incident to be resolved. Thanks for your patience.

Just so you know, you should expect a small period of downtime when it will be resolved.

@someone is back up online. I'll do the same for Croustillant tomorrow 6PM CET at the earliest.

@someone may take longer to respond due to the ongoing incident, that is why it will stay degraded until that's resolved.

As a reminder, the upstream incident should be resolved on 2025-12-01 by end of day at the earliest.

It is going to take longer to get affected services back online. I have to do an emergency maintenance on my host.

@someone will be back up first, then Croustillant will come back online.

It's been confirmed to me that some clever selfish sod vandalised some local ISP infrastructure in my area. All ISPs are affected at the moment.

Some people just decided they want to ruin the fun for everyone else.

We're going to get a replacement solution so Croustillant and @someone should be back online, at the earliest, on 2025-11-17 at 18:00 CET.

I have investigated and can now tell you that there is an incident at my ISP. They estimate that, as of today, it'll be resolved on 2025-12-01 by end of the day (CET).

Both bots are currently unavailable. I'm investigating the matter.