Quoting Shachar Shemesh, from the post of Fri, 14 Mar: > I don't know about IGLU space, but there are news from sun indeed. > > I finally got the server yesturday. It only has one 36GB disk. While > this is not so bad, it is also not as much as I had hoped for. I'll try > to talk to Moti Sadovsky from Sun on Sunday about another disk (there is > one empty bay there).
I thought the whole point is to get something around the 200GB. with many thanks and deep admiration to sun... 36G is almost useless. > The server specs, while far from mind blowingly exiting, are quite > sufficient (this one problem nonwithstanding). I am currently in the > process of installing the OS for it (Debian Woody - it came installed umm, I sort-of thought I volunteered for the task... > was not even hardened as a server (and one would think that people who > buy an LX50 from sun don't really need TuxRacer preinstalled on it). I'm then how would the consultants make money? > I have also talked to Amir (actcom's CEO). They will host the new > server as well (beak.hamakor.org.il) free of charge. They also have a I suggested before, what about a different ISP for a change? far be it from me to complain, me and my entire family use actcom and love their level of service and the speed abroad and from IGLU, but people from other ISPs complain the site is slower than many other mirrors abroad, i.e. there is some IIX problem for Actcom, and it would be nice to offer another mirror on one of the bigger ISPs' nets, where more people have better, faster access. > whole bunch (about 100GB) of open source related mirrors themselves. > We need to coordinate efforts to avoid duplicates. talk about best-kept secrets. I have never seen such a mirror linked from any Israeli linux site or mentioned in linux-il. what is that server's address, what's on it, and who runs it so we can coordinate? -- The X Factor Ira Abramov http://ira.abramov.org/email/
