Stop Microsoft
Operating Systems => Linux and UNIX => Topic started by: Bazoukas on 5 October 2002, 21:22
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I was scaning a forum with nmap, i know the guy that runs the place so he lets me do that. Here is a number that speaks for its self from nmap.
Uptime 8.209 days (since Wed Dec 26 06:13:39 2001)
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Yeah, mine is only back up to 114.587 days. It was up to 490+ days before the power outage. Pisses me off!
[ October 05, 2002: Message edited by: void main ]
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Damn man . Thats more than a hardware can handle lol.
I would leave my PC on but i dont mainly for two reasons.
a) A year ago i had my Vid Card fried cause of a thunderstorm, even though i have 50 dollar surge protector/backup power.
b) I did some tweaking with the deamons but am not sure if my system is still secure.
btw Voidman check you mail. I send you the link
[ October 05, 2002: Message edited by: bazoukas ]
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I was at 66 days according to my netcraft survey, but Im only at 34 days now. The single thing that helped my uptime the most was the purchase of a UPS. Now I dont have to worry about anything if the power is out for less than 45 minutes.
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Originally posted by bazoukas:
Damn man . Thats more than a hardware can handle lol.
I would leave my PC on but i dont mainly for two reasons.
a) A year ago i had my Vid Card fried cause of a thunderstorm, even though i have 50 dollar surge protector/backup power.
b) I did some tweaking with the deamons but am not sure if my system is still secure.
Well my users would hunt me down and killed me if I turned that server off at night. Not to mention it's not good for business if you turn your web server off at night. (http://smile.gif) And yes, UPS is key, however it won't take a 6 hour outage.
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quote:
Originally posted by void main:
Well my users would hunt me down and killed me if I turned that server off at night. Not to mention it's not good for business if you turn your web server off at night. (http://smile.gif) And yes, UPS is key, however it won't take a 6 hour outage.
If you have enough space...
http://dansdata.com/diyups.htm (http://dansdata.com/diyups.htm)
The DIY UPS! The only limitation is how many batteries you can have in your room (http://tongue.gif)
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Originally posted by TheQuirk:
If you have enough space...
http://dansdata.com/diyups.htm (http://dansdata.com/diyups.htm)
The DIY UPS! The only limitation is how many batteries you can have in your room (http://tongue.gif)
That reminds me of the 400 watt inverter I just picked up for my camping trip this coming weekend. It has two 110 outlets and plugs into your lighter (or battery clamps for heavier loads). Only $28 at Sams. Let's see car batteries aren't that expensive so for under $100 you could have a nice UPS that would last several hours.
You could also plug a battery charger into one of the outlets so you can keep the battery charged when the power goes out. Then you have infinite UPS capabilities. (http://smile.gif)
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Originally posted by void main:
That reminds me of the 400 watt inverter I just picked up for my camping trip this coming weekend. It has two 110 outlets and plugs into your lighter (or battery clamps for heavier loads). Only $28 at Sams. Let's see car batteries aren't that expensive so for under $100 you could have a nice UPS that would last several hours.
You could also plug a battery charger into one of the outlets so you can keep the battery charged when the power goes out. Then you have infinite UPS capabilities. (http://smile.gif)
you guys are really starting to scare me
(http://tongue.gif)