Re: what going on ? [site / server problem]
Posted: Wed Apr 27, 2011 1:22 am
Usually in Pig Latin.Mizriath wrote:It makes me wonder how a greek geek ever talks to an italian hotshot jock.
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Usually in Pig Latin.Mizriath wrote:It makes me wonder how a greek geek ever talks to an italian hotshot jock.
Hehehe.... and the jock take that as an insult.Fiferguy wrote:Usually in Pig Latin.Mizriath wrote:It makes me wonder how a greek geek ever talks to an italian hotshot jock.
Yeah, you forget one thing: I'm lazy. Most of my new stuff is seperated, but sennadar and my blog are still there... along with a bunch of older cruft.gnume wrote:ah. but if you using emulation why not put senandar(and all other websites) on one of its own ? so if there a breach there it wont effect the rest of the systemsSpec8472 wrote:It's hardly a basic install of Windows. Most of it isn't Sennadar-related.gnume wrote:thanks for the info.
windows sure is heavy on space it takes on a hard drive
basic linux install + apache + mysql is at max 2.5 GB
'snot emulation, it's virtualization, and not only more work for Spec than he wants to spend, but it's an extra license, unless the box has a license for Data Center or Enterprise.Spec8472 wrote:Yeah, you forget one thing: I'm lazy. Most of my new stuff is seperated, but sennadar and my blog are still there... along with a bunch of older cruft.gnume wrote:[
ah. but if you using emulation why not put senandar(and all other websites) on one of its own ? so if there a breach there it wont effect the rest of the systems
duh. forgot about that i usually work with linux and xendawich wrote:'snot emulation, it's virtualization, and not only more work for Spec than he wants to spend, but it's an extra license, unless the box has a license for Data Center or Enterprise.Spec8472 wrote:Yeah, you forget one thing: I'm lazy. Most of my new stuff is seperated, but sennadar and my blog are still there... along with a bunch of older cruft.gnume wrote: ah. but if you using emulation why not put senandar(and all other websites) on one of its own ? so if there a breach there it wont effect the rest of the systems