So what is your Desktop(s) or server(s) best uptime?
My Desktops best uptime is: 3 weeks and 4 days.
My Windows servers best uptime is: Well over 120 days.
My Linux Servers best uptime is: 280 Days and counting.
So what is your Desktop(s) or server(s) best uptime?
My Desktops best uptime is: 3 weeks and 4 days.
My Windows servers best uptime is: Well over 120 days.
My Linux Servers best uptime is: 280 Days and counting.
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Had 498 days on one of the Unix boxes at work, twice in succession.
It could have kept going for the full 1000+ days, but some piece of software actually used the uptime (in 1/100ths of a second) and hadn't allowed enough bits to cope with a number that big. It screwed up on day 498 so we had to reboot it.
The first time, no-one knew what the problem was. The second time someone remembered exactly the same fault from 16 months earlier (from the boot logs) and some bright spark (me) worked out what was happening.
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About 3 months on my linux server (SMB server and usenet downloader/extractor)
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50+ days on my desktop.
just over 2 weeks on my win desktop went on vacation and forgot to turn it off.
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A few years back I ran a FreeBSD box that had an uptime over 6 months, which I was proud of. These days my desktops don't usually go for more than a week or two. Even my Ubuntu laptop gets a reboot pretty regularly.
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Over the past few years I don't think I've run the same hardware configuration for longer than a month (I tinker a lot...), so my uptime is usually measured in hours.
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) worked out what was happening.
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