:) Well i did see that article couple of weeks ago and they had raid with
4 disks in it consuming only 110W or so, so i got relaxed 'cuz it's a p133
and it has no power-hungry monsters like nvidia, etc
But yesterday out-of-the-blue it almost blew the circuit and light was going
dimmer and
On Wednesday 06 November 2002 20:35, Michael Fox wrote:
Quoting Peter Hardy [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
On Thu, 2002-11-07 at 09:13, Nikolai Razouvayev wrote:
I'm not very experienced with Linux. Do I need to check some logs and
if I
need to, which ones and what should I be looking for in
I hate that...you make sure your machine is up for as long as possible
to be on the top of the ranks on the Linux Counter site, but then you
hit those damned keys.
It still baffles me why that function is enabled by default on linux.
its the absolute first thing I disable after a new install. It
On 8 Nov 2002, Chris Barnes wrote:
I hate that...you make sure your machine is up for as long as possible
to be on the top of the ranks on the Linux Counter site, but then you
hit those damned keys.
It still baffles me why that function is enabled by default on linux.
its the absolute first
Is it any wonder that your system stays up at all. Go take a look at the
review of hardware power-supplies at Toms Hardware... I think you'll be
For a sort of local equivalnet of tomshardware,
try
www.dansdata.com.
He has a few power supply reviews, I bought
topower brand on the
Chris, great advice, thanks for your help
As a security tip I suggest you turn off all your services including SSH
unless you really need it, and set your firewall to drop incoming icmp
packets from your INTERNET interface
I've done that first thing I installed the OS, that's why I kinda
Matt,
Note the above checks are only reliable
if you do them from a freshly installed
instance. Have you got a spare partition?
No I haven't got one but I can create one. Why would I need a spare
partition?
Thanks
Nikolai
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Michael,
Is the said machine on a KVM switch? is it possible a Windows NT admin
has hit
CTRL-ALT-DEL to logon and then realised they had the wrong machine?
No, it's a home office where I'm a sysadmin, a creative director, a
project manager and what not :-) One machine is facing the Internet,
Yep, my girlfriend knows all about panicking in the morning...so do
I...I'm always at the receiving end of the abuse which results from her
panicking.
On Fri, 2002-11-08 at 12:57, Nikolai wrote:
Chris, great advice, thanks for your help
As a security tip I suggest you turn off all your
On Fri, 2002-11-08 at 13:13, Nikolai wrote:
well, a couple of times a screwed my system quite badly it simply froze,
and since I'm always in X Window envioronment 3 finger salute was the
only option to reboot, console wasn't accessable either (not that I know
a whola lotta things about how
Hi everybody, a quick question:
This morning I walked into my home office and my gateway machine (Mandrake
9.0) was looking at me with the login screen. I didn't shut it down last
night, it runs all the time allowing my other machine to get online. The
other machine (also Mandrake 9) was
Subject: [SLUG] Strange shut down
Hi everybody, a quick question:
This morning I walked into my home office and my gateway machine (Mandrake
9.0) was looking at me with the login screen. I didn't shut it down last
night, it runs all the time allowing my other machine to get online. The
other
Heya
Yeah, it's either someone manually rebooted it or your power supply is getting
sillly and needs to be replaced.
It happened to me last night, box with 300W power supply and ummm 6 ide
harddrives suddenly rebooted while i was at the prompt. All other boxes on
the same power strip stayed
On Thursday 07 November 2002 09:18 am, Tom wrote:
do you have anyone living with you?
i know when i had roomates they would try to solve problems on their own
and go to te gateway and screw things up and figure its a windows machine
so all they have to do is reboot
Well yeah I do have a wife
I've never heard anything like that before on a Linux machine.
I know that I have experienced self reboots on Windows machines due to
hardware problems (like busted memory or over heating CPU) but I would
imagine that the Linux kernel would panic instead of rebooting your
machine..but then again
Nikolai Razouvayev wrote:
Hi everybody, a quick question:
This morning I walked into my home office and my gateway machine (Mandrake
9.0) was looking at me with the login screen. I didn't shut it down last
night, it runs all the time allowing my other machine to get online. The
other
If you suspect hacking, you might try
rpm --verify -a
and look for oddities.
Also there are 'rootkit' checkers out
there somewhere; google for 'em.
Note the above checks are only reliable
if you do them from a freshly installed
instance. Have you got a spare partition?
Matt
--
SLUG
Quoting Peter Hardy [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
On Thu, 2002-11-07 at 09:13, Nikolai Razouvayev wrote:
I'm not very experienced with Linux. Do I need to check some logs and
if I
need to, which ones and what should I be looking for in the logs?
Easiest way to see if it's been rebooted is with the
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