The never ending upgrade
Posted: Thu Sep 11, 2003 10:38 am
A friend of mine called a couple days ago.
He wanted to know if I'd upgraded the server yet (sadly, the answer is no). I have a nifty little pIII 500 with 36GB of storage space sitting there, ready to go (as apposed to the current p200 with 5BG of space).
He then made the an offer... a dual pIII 700 with 60GB of space on a hot swappable RAID-5... for free (well... free is a subjective term, I have to give him webspace until I die). The only downside is... the machine is big (OMG! OMG! XBOX BIG!! LOL!). It's an actual server, so I get redundant NIC's, power supplies, etc., but there may be a problem finding someplace to put it.
Anyway... I'm gonna go look at it. If I pick it up, mySQL will blaze (making things like the forum run faster) and it will have more than enough power to implement and run all the anti-spam stuff I want to implement (blacklists, domain blocking, etc).
Should be groovy if I can use it.
He wanted to know if I'd upgraded the server yet (sadly, the answer is no). I have a nifty little pIII 500 with 36GB of storage space sitting there, ready to go (as apposed to the current p200 with 5BG of space).
He then made the an offer... a dual pIII 700 with 60GB of space on a hot swappable RAID-5... for free (well... free is a subjective term, I have to give him webspace until I die). The only downside is... the machine is big (OMG! OMG! XBOX BIG!! LOL!). It's an actual server, so I get redundant NIC's, power supplies, etc., but there may be a problem finding someplace to put it.
Anyway... I'm gonna go look at it. If I pick it up, mySQL will blaze (making things like the forum run faster) and it will have more than enough power to implement and run all the anti-spam stuff I want to implement (blacklists, domain blocking, etc).
Should be groovy if I can use it.