On Friday 04 May 2007 05:36, Greg Folkert wrote:
like encoders and decoders. Along with the entire
Going to be very machine specific... one of the biggest groans against GCC is
that is supports so many target platforms but doesn't do any of them
particularly well. Intel's compiler generates
export aptopt=
$ROOTCMD apt-get $aptopt -f -y dist-upgrade /dev/null
Sorry for the late reply.. been busy.
You know, you could always use apt-get -simulate dist-upgrade on your
machines. Check the output and leave a token somewhere that then allows the
machines to do the upgrade for
On Thursday 15 March 2007 14:28, you wrote:
If a server is an application, then you can't put a window manager on it.
Hence the speech marks around the noun server.
If a server is a machine, then you can do so, but you probably don't want
to since it consumes system resources for tasks that
On Thursday 15 March 2007 14:28, you wrote:
If a server is an application, then you can't put a window manager on it.
Hence the speech marks around the noun server.
If a server is a machine, then you can do so, but you probably don't want
to since it consumes system resources for tasks that
Hi,
I'm using hetzner.de and VPSLand.com for Debian hosting. The first is a
very good value for money dedicated provider, quick setup.. not sure on
uptime etc yet though. VPSLand sell xen virtual machines. Turn around on
setup and support is pretty poor, but the uptime is very good.
Take it
Hi,
Why not install a snmpd and use one of the windows snmp clienty things?
I know you didn't want a web based solution,.. but you might find
munin handy. It can monitor almost everything, handle lots of nodes,
and the graphs are very pretty.
Cheers,
Daniel
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