Yes, I have been aware since the first crash, The issue resides on the hosts Mysql (Again), this is the exact response from my host.
We are currently rebuilding a raid on the mysql system, this causes a slightly higher load.
What this does is crash GriefPrevention, If there is any issue with the mysql host griefprevention will have a hissy fit and crash everything, I have asked for a cache of claims to take over if mysql connection drops from the developers before, since theres a new dev I just left him a message so he knows about this issue to see if it can be fixed with his recent updates.
For now, we will have to hang tight, and if there is a crash, hope that me or reaper are around to manually boot the server up, before we had an amazing wrapper that dealt with auto restarting the server on crash, but yet again its now an abandoned project. 🙁