Re: [lopsa-discuss] automatic transfer switch for single power supply gear

2009-08-13 Thread bergman
In the message dated: Thu, 13 Aug 2009 16:58:03 EDT, The pithy ruminations from Allan West on <[lopsa-discuss] automatic transfer switch for single power supply gear> were: => I've got some single power supply equipment (Cisco switches) in a rack => with PDUs which have 120V C13 receptacles. I'm

Re: [lopsa-discuss] swap or no swap that is the question

2009-09-11 Thread bergman
In the message dated: Fri, 11 Sep 2009 14:37:46 PDT, The pithy ruminations from Tracy Reed on were: => => => On Fri, Sep 11, 2009 at 10:18:47AM -0700, Shane Milburn spake thusly: => >1. Would/Have you run a web server without swap? (they have 500Gb driv= => es => >in them so there's

[lopsa-discuss] storage management suggestions wanted

2009-12-14 Thread bergman
I'm adding a new storage device to our SAN, and this is a good opportunity to reexamine our config and make changes. I'm looking for recommendation about storage configuration decisions. Environment: RHCS-clustered Linux NFS servers with SAN attached storage, serving ~45 Linux cl

Re: [lopsa-discuss] How to improve documentation habits

2010-03-02 Thread bergman
.)? => "make the n00b on the team do all the documentation." I like that as a training tool and a way to expose whether existing documentation is sufficient, in the absence of senior team membersbut it's no substitute for on-going internal docs written by the people workin

Re: [lopsa-discuss] Computer equiptment Recycling

2010-05-11 Thread bergman
In the message dated: Tue, 11 May 2010 17:23:24 EDT, The pithy ruminations from "John BORIS" on <[lopsa-discuss] Computer equiptment Recycling> were: => --=__PartDCF673DC.0__= => => Does anyone on the list utilize a Computer Equipment recycler. I would Yes. I've used Elemental several times,

Re: [lopsa-discuss] Stupid sed question, or, Is sed even the smartest way to do this?

2010-06-17 Thread bergman
# print to the end of the current line while(currentchar != '\n') { currentchar=read(start) printf('%s',currentchar) start++ } printf('\n') Having typed that horrible example, I'd still use sed. Mark - Mark Bergman