6 Jul
2003
6 Jul
'03
5:01 p.m.
On Sun, 6 Jul 2003, Jay West wrote:
A few posts back there was something about a sun box
staying up six months?
Humm which release of Solaris was it that 'fixed' a documented 30,000 bugs?
There's a saying about wherever you see one cockroach there is 1000 more
hidden... *grin*
Anyways... that got me thinking so I had to check. I popped into one of our
FreeBSD web servers. It hosts a fair number of high volume sites
(stevewinwood.com, kellerwilliams.net, and some stringcheeseincident support
sites)... the current uptime is.... 5:43PM up 353 days
yeahhhhh baby!
% uptime
9:33PM up 418 days, 10:46, 10 users, load averages: 0.58, 0.54, 0.50
It's a NetBSD box I've got co-lo'ed. It would've been more like 565
days, except that the hosting ISP moved their operations across town
in May of 2002.
-brian.