[Cialug] Keeping it up
Claus
cniesen at gmx.net
Thu Nov 17 09:53:40 CST 2005
The only uptime that really counts is the uptime in regards to
availiability. That wasn't given during your move so the 303 days don't
mean nothing. I know, I'm brutal.
Hey, I have servers reaching easely 300 days of uptime but that just
shows that I'm way behind upgrading the OS. So it's nothing to brag about.
On 11/17/2005 7:50 AM, Allen Kiddoo wrote:
> Maybe it is just some kind of misunderstood manly thing but
> when I moved my server I did not want to lose my uptime.
>
> I got everything ready- all cables, power cords. Moved the dsl
> modem first to make sure it was connected. Then I untangled the
> glob of wires. Bob held the server while I grabbed the UPS and
> connected motorcycle battery. We started beeping our way up the
> stairs to the prepared closet. I placed the UPS and Bob set the
> server in, plugged in the ups and the beep stopped. After connecting
> the keyboard and monitor it was time to login- uptime 303 days!
>
> Blue and White G3 running Yellowdog 4
>
> Has anyone else went to such extremes to keep their clock running?
> Anyone want to brag about their uptime, hardware, and distro?
>
> Allen Kiddoo
> Muscatine
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