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Postby kolton » Sat Apr 23, 2005 4:12 pm

It is truly unimaginable to me that there are still those big lamish ungrateful losers that work against the good-willed comunity. So far I haven't seen better support for free services offered by anyone. That's some truly good work there, and all I can say is - keep it up! I only hope that some immature people realise one day what RESPECT means.
Because I don't want to make this an off-topic, I actually do have a question: Is Redhat server currently down or is it just me?
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Postby Matej » Sat Apr 23, 2005 5:24 pm

Thanks for the support. I'm sure all who are in any way related with polarhome will appreciate it.

It's not only you. I get timeouts as well.
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Postby zoli » Tue Apr 26, 2005 1:05 am

thanks for the positive approach...

redhat quotas were damaged and kernel stopped. Actually pure redhat can not catch up with quota update because of slow disks and lot of I/O... therefore few times per year quotas should be recreated.

Unfortunately, I could not announce this in news. Can you imagine what would happen if I would announce "redhat will run without user quotas next two days".
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Postby kolton » Tue Apr 26, 2005 7:46 pm

Hey, Zoli, could you post the exact configuration of your redhat server? I think I can get you some ram and a 1100 MHz Celeron...
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Postby zoli » Tue Apr 26, 2005 11:12 pm

hi,

hardware info is not up to date (and it is on TODO list)...
Regardless, redhat runs, since last summer, an AMD 1,33MHz CPU with 1G RAM.
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Postby kolton » Thu Apr 28, 2005 1:14 pm

Ok, I had the old info that it was a celeron cpu. Anyway, could you use some SDRAM? I have a spare module of 64MB and a 32MB.
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