On 13/03/13 16:28, Stan Hoeppner wrote:
On 3/12/2013 11:30 PM, Patrick Joy wrote:
Thanks for the reply.
I have been putting off an upgrade as I need to upgrade the complete OS
which is not a trivial task unfortunately but is inevitable.
Debian is designed for rolling upgrades, thus Ubuntu should be as well.
They're painless on Debian so I would assume the same for Ubuntu.
Which begs the question: why have not been doing rolling upgrades given
your platform is specifically designed for such a model?
My provider has me over a barrel on this one. My server is a large VPS
and the provider is running an old kernel that isn't supported by the
latest versions of Ubuntu/Debian. To upgrade I need to move to a
different platform which costs more and will involve moving everything.
The move needs to happen I'm just procrastinating.
I may need to setup a nightly cron job to check for files bigger than
xmb in the mail store for now.
Probably a good idea. As well as educating the user who attached a 4GB
file. That's just plain nuts and smacks of ignorance. Honestly I'm
surprised Outlook didn't crash when attaching such a file.
It's always hard to educate them when they are paying customers but I
will try.
