Re: Brutus may have more downtime

2005-03-25 Thread Leo Simons
On 25-03-2005 17:25, "Adam R. B. Jack" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >> Ehm, no, I don't think so. And we actually gained some memory. I'm hoping >> that gump will be completely moving onto several vmware instances and some >> solaris zones. (FYI, the solaris machine has stuff like 32GB of RAM. It's >

Re: Brutus may have more downtime

2005-03-25 Thread Adam R. B. Jack
> Ehm, no, I don't think so. And we actually gained some memory. I'm hoping > that gump will be completely moving onto several vmware instances and some > solaris zones. (FYI, the solaris machine has stuff like 32GB of RAM. It's an > animal). That will free brutus up for other stuff. That works fo

Re: Brutus may have more downtime

2005-03-25 Thread Leo Simons
Ehm, so I killed all gump and forrest stuff again so I can run proper backups. Seems we might be in a little bit of a hurry... - Leo - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Re: Brutus may have more downtime

2005-03-25 Thread Leo Simons
On 25-03-2005 14:43, "Adam R. B. Jack" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >> The mailserver (hermes) has been flaky since we did the colo move. Some > bits >> of brutus may be required to fix it, which means we may have more > downtime. >> Sorry :/ > > Are there any backups/snapshots of Brutus (configurat

Re: Brutus may have more downtime

2005-03-25 Thread Adam R. B. Jack
> The mailserver (hermes) has been flaky since we did the colo move. Some bits > of brutus may be required to fix it, which means we may have more downtime. > Sorry :/ Are there any backups/snapshots of Brutus (configurations, installs, whatever) that we can/should take in case we end up loosing s