IMPORTANT: Server Reloc & Upgrade
Christian Cryder <[email protected]> Fri, 26 Aug 2005 14:33:49 -0600
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Hey folks,
As many of you probably remember, when Lutris went under the community
banded together and purchased the server (http://barracudamvc.org).
Since that time, we've moved a lot of our stuff (mailing lists, src
repositories, builds, etc) to ObjectWeb, and the only thing this box
continues to host is really the online documentation and examples, which
require a version of Tomcat to run within. So far so good.
Here's the problem. Basically, this box appears to have a hardware issue
which causes it to lock periodically and requires the good folks at
Internet Exposure to perform manual reboot. Shawn thinks the only way
we're ever going to figure out the problem and get it fixed is by
actually getting the box in-house here where we can look at it. While
we're at it, the box itself could use a good housecleaning (update the
OS, etc).
SO...what I'd like to propose - especially in light of the facts that
I'm going to start working on upgrading the barracuda docs for a 2.0
release - is that we do the following:
a) redirect the barracudamvc ip address to our servers here at
ATMExpress (we can provide the bandwidth, at least for the time being) -
we will go ahead an host the /Barracuda webdocs here on a different box
b) our company will pay to have the existing box shipped from Internet
Exposure to here, where one of our guys (a sharp new hire named Heath)
will wipe the box, upgrade the OS, and reinstall the Barracuda stuff on it
c) we'll then redirect the ip address to the new box and start
monitoring it to see if the hardware problems persist - if so, we can
easily reboot it as needed (and hopefully find/fix the problem as well)
We can probably host the server here for as long as we want to, but if
at any point we want to ship it back to Internet Exposure (or some other
provider) we can do that as well. The big thing at this point is to get
the box functioning well again, so we can move forward with upgrading
the docs, creating some sample apps, etc.
What I need to know is: does anyone have any problems with this? I can't
imagine that anyone will, but of course I don't want to assume things
either. If this sounds good (or bad), please feel free to respond to the
list and voice your opinion...
Thanks,
Christian
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Hey folks,<br>
<br>
As many of you probably remember, when Lutris went under the community
banded together and purchased the server (<a class="moz-txt-link-freetext" href="http://barracudamvc.org">http://barracudamvc.org</a>).
Since that time, we've moved a lot of our stuff (mailing lists, src
repositories, builds, etc) to ObjectWeb, and the only thing this box
continues to host is really the online documentation and examples,
which require a version of Tomcat to run within. So far so good.<br>
<br>
Here's the problem. Basically, this box appears to have a hardware
issue which causes it to lock periodically and requires the good folks
at Internet Exposure to perform manual reboot. Shawn thinks the only
way we're ever going to figure out the problem and get it fixed is by
actually getting the box in-house here where we can look at it. While
we're at it, the box itself could use a good housecleaning (update the
OS, etc).<br>
<br>
SO...what I'd like to propose - especially in light of the facts that
I'm going to start working on upgrading the barracuda docs for a 2.0
release - is that we do the following:<br>
<br>
a) redirect the barracudamvc ip address to our servers here at
ATMExpress (we can provide the bandwidth, at least for the time being)
- we will go ahead an host the /Barracuda webdocs here on a different
box<br>
<br>
b) our company will pay to have the existing box shipped from Internet
Exposure to here, where one of our guys (a sharp new hire named Heath)
will wipe the box, upgrade the OS, and reinstall the Barracuda stuff on
it<br>
<br>
c) we'll then redirect the ip address to the new box and start
monitoring it to see if the hardware problems persist - if so, we can
easily reboot it as needed (and hopefully find/fix the problem as well)<br>
<br>
We can probably host the server here for as long as we want to, but if
at any point we want to ship it back to Internet Exposure (or some
other provider) we can do that as well. The big thing at this point is
to get the box functioning well again, so we can move forward with
upgrading the docs, creating some sample apps, etc.<br>
<br>
What I need to know is: does anyone have any problems with this? I
can't imagine that anyone will, but of course I don't want to assume
things either. If this sounds good (or bad), please feel free to
respond to the list and voice your opinion...<br>
<br>
Thanks,<br>
Christian<br>
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