Doom9
12th June 2002, 23:03
before you start bugging me.. currently one out of 4 servers isn't properly updated as it has run out of hd space. Normally tha would be fixed within no time but there's an issue.
The server is part of the KPNQwest operation.. now you've all heard the news.. the guy who got me the server is leaving the company and the server could be shut down any time now.. right now there's nobody maintaining the box and it's always running out of space.
In the last 2 months I've already lost 2 servers (one shut down was supposed to happen in January already) and another was shut down because the box owner decided to use the bandwith for something else. So.. if you happen to have 100-200GB (the latter is a worst case scenario) of bandwith free, a webserver installed (preferably apache, you have to be able to create a vhost, mod_rewrite and mod_gzip to protect downloads and keep the bandwith usage down would be useful, along with webalizer for the stats) let me know. I can help out with the apache config and webalizer if required. on a sidenote dynamic IPs (like bbb.se) are not really a problem as long as you run something like dyndns on the box.
The server is part of the KPNQwest operation.. now you've all heard the news.. the guy who got me the server is leaving the company and the server could be shut down any time now.. right now there's nobody maintaining the box and it's always running out of space.
In the last 2 months I've already lost 2 servers (one shut down was supposed to happen in January already) and another was shut down because the box owner decided to use the bandwith for something else. So.. if you happen to have 100-200GB (the latter is a worst case scenario) of bandwith free, a webserver installed (preferably apache, you have to be able to create a vhost, mod_rewrite and mod_gzip to protect downloads and keep the bandwith usage down would be useful, along with webalizer for the stats) let me know. I can help out with the apache config and webalizer if required. on a sidenote dynamic IPs (like bbb.se) are not really a problem as long as you run something like dyndns on the box.