[Krendoshazin]

my personal workstation:
11:52:51 up 26 days, 8:07, 2 users, load average: 0.33, 0.18, 0.08

[sargeants]

Damn I hate power outages that make you realize your UPS isn't working right
Had it up for almost 2 months (had to change some fans before)
As of now:

Kernel Version 2.4.29
Distro Name Slackware 10.1.0
Uptime 4 days 8 hours 9 minutes
Current Users 2
Load Averages 0.00 0.00 0.00

So I don't do too much on my server - oh well, it hosts my stuff and that's all I care about

[kajiki]

ASSP server where i work.

64 days, 17 hours, 19 minutes

[N380TX]

right now up 1 day, 18:26. Same room I sleep in? Noisy? Oh well... And getting into the summer it's already climbed to 85 degrees in my room with that older, hotter processor in there... The older hard drives also get really hot...

[Ivan Carlier]

By now back here we hardly have had 26° Celsius one time.
I could go for a good 35 °...

[Sc0pE]

i had my windows 2000 pc up for 8 weeks only reason i turned it off was because i was going to florida now i'm on linux and my higest has been 4 days so far because i've had to reboot often but once i get settled i'll see how long i can go for. my pc isn't that noisy but if i go downstairs right below it i can hear the humming noise lol but i got used to sleeping with the noise years ago so dosn't bother me

[whisker]

does it count if u hibernate ur comp
if so then about 14 weeks

[SCO]

I leave my comp on all night alot (I usually reboot in the day, after doing a little matinence), and the noise doesnt bother me either (I have it the room I sleep in). I have a couple of old machines in the other room, and they are damm noisy. My biggest uptime has been on Linux, which I got about 3 days on.

Im using windows at the moment, dont worry Im getting rid of it soon.

\\FU*******SOFT has been up for: 1 day(s), 6 hour(s), 45 minute(s)

[paulmedic555]

Mine biggest uptime was 5 days and 11 hours

[changlinn]

Originally Posted by Krendoshazin

those results are flawed, here is the explanation;

Linux, Solaris, HP-UX, and some versions of FreeBSD only record up to 497 days of uptime, after which their uptime counters are reset to zero and start again. So all web sites based on machines running Linux, Solaris, HP-UX and in some cases FreeBSD "appear" to reboot every 497 days even if they run for years.

the site does explain that in the faq's, but since they record windows aswell then the results can't be anything more than skewed as i know from experience that people will just come along and take the results at face value

That doesn't explain why a lot of the boxes uptimes are beyond 500days, but again I take it with a pound of salt, hell my eventual setup at home will be two webservers running in failover, so yeah uptime maybe short but it will be two servers., which may according to the site I posted be a long uptime. Meh we will see. First I have to get the second box, and the approval from the boss to have three servers running in our house...