Post Your Uptime

[sleepycat]

This are my uptimes. I took screen shots.


This box is a name server master and a web server



This box is a slave dns and also a webserver



This box is a mail master and a database server.

[duffman108]

adam@ip68-228-229-136:~> uptime
8:50am up 2 days 23:36, 3 users, load average: 0.65, 0.71, 0.69
adam@ip68-228-229-136:~>


Was at 6 days but had to reboot because I changed my boot loader.

[glyndwr]

My main server Owain had an uptime of 113 days before a power cut took him out... got a UPS on him now and he's up to:

13:20:12 up 72 days, 2:28, 1 user, load average: 0.15, 0.03, 0.01

[Afrika]

23:52:42 up 3 days, 8:36, 9 users, load average: 0.41, 0.37, 0.22

[SpaceSquad]

I better post my uptime...think its one of my highest...since I tend to shut down my box and restart to windoze fo gaming(the only thing I do there now )

"9:04pm up 2 days 20:16, 3 users, load average: 0.46, 0.48, 0.37"


edit/ this is my main/gaming box

[leverknight1]

this is going to look off-topic but it isnt you have to read it.

when i installed fedora core 4 on my imac it will be on for just under 24 hours and what-ever enviroment i am in (kde,gnome, or comandline) it will freeze and wont work at all i am not sure as of what kernel is running on it but i am sure that or one of the pakages is the problem.

and on my pc i installed red-hat 7.2 (all i have) on it and after about 15 minutes of running the screen will go (for the lack of a better term and wanting to save time) wibbly and it freezes i can't explane it i dont know what it is doing it does it every time i install.

[trilogy]

Does a Linux based system has somw time limit up to with it can run regardless of the power supply problem. I have heard a typical windows desktop has the time constraint of some 49 days and some hrs due to 32 bit register storage of time in ms.

[SpaceSquad]

Does a Linux based system has somw time limit up to with it can run regardless of the power supply problem. I have heard a typical windows desktop has the time constraint of some 49 days and some hrs due to 32 bit register storage of time in ms.

I highly doubt it. As one of the great features of linux is the ability to leave the system running for months and months.

[deek]

16:41:33 up 82 days, 14 min, 1 user, load average: 0.22, 0.08, 0.01

82 days is also when I installed my UPS...coincidence??? I think not:)

[SpaceSquad]

yea...I should stop being cheap and buy a UPS....they're pretty affordable too.