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I tend to lean towards the defaults since you usually can't go horribly wrong with them and theres more configuration examples and documentation.
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SmirkingJack posted:To cut down as much as possible on the down time until backups can be restored to the secondary server and it can assume web serving duties I was thinking that every hour I would create a snapshot of the data partition and save it to a removable hard drive, where all of the backups are stored. Then, when the time comes, I would stick this removable drive into the secondary server and copy over everything to it's data partition. The partitions would be the same size and the servers set up identically. Are you running a database or anything volatile like that on the server? quote:I know it isn't ideal, but it is what it is and I am doing the best with what I have. Any help you offer is greatly appreciated. uncleTomOfFinland fucked around with this message at 16:31 on Jul 10, 2008 |
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atticus posted:another generic recommended/best practices FreeBSD installation question. There's no real need to follow STABLE unless you want some cutting-edge feature for the base system, just stick with the latest errata release and get the newest port tree. uncleTomOfFinland fucked around with this message at 08:57 on Aug 5, 2008 |
# ¿ Aug 5, 2008 08:53 |
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I am trying to put FreeBSD on my old HP Omnibook 6000 with an ATI Rage Mobility graphics chipset and I get this when starting up X.org:code:
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# ¿ Oct 7, 2008 08:43 |