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Did anyone's Linux machines die today?
Posted by: Alexander Hutnik
Date: July 05, 04:02PM
I'm in House 3 and my Linux desktop and file server both shutoff at approximately 11:50AM today. My roommate also has a Linux machine in his room that became unreachable at the same time as well (but did not forcefully power off like mine). It wasn't a power outage since all of my other electronics (on the same power strip) stayed on, including my Windows machine. My roommate's Mac stayed on as well.
I fully expect this thread to be ignored, but if anyone has any info, it would definitely settle the curiosities of myself and the few other linux hackers I asked about this already. |
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Re: Did anyone's Linux machines die today?
Posted by: Chris Mihos
Date: July 05, 05:04PM
All the linux machines in Astronomy seem fine. --Chris my point? #$!@ you, that's my point! --Bucky Katt |
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Re: Did anyone's Linux machines die today?
Posted by: Alexander Hutnik
Date: July 05, 11:55PM
Chris Mihos: Yeah I mean this behavior was so bizarre I just had to post on the Forum to see if it happened to anyone else. Two computers just shutoff on their own while everything else stays powered (and a third one becomes unresponsive). And one common thread is that they were all running Linux. That's too weird to let go, ya know? |
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Re: Did anyone's Linux machines die today?
Posted by: Samuel Rees
Date: July 07, 12:29PM
A handful of machines (windows) were unable to get to the internet in any way the same time the other night in the Phi Kappa Theta house... |
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Re: Did anyone's Linux machines die today?
Posted by: Brian Gray
Date: July 07, 01:16PM
It appears several problems occurred over the weekend. See: http://blog.case.edu/its-status/ |
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Re: Did anyone's Linux machines die today?
Posted by: Brian Seeders
Date: July 07, 02:30PM
There were a lot of issues, but none that would cause Linux boxes to randomly shut off at the same time.
What I think we have here, and I've seen this before, is a coordinated, multiple suicide attempt. Were you using your Windows and Mac machines way more often, so much as to cast doubt upon your Linux boxes in regards to their own self-worth? Or maybe you were just being too bossy? It's always sudo apt-get update, sudo make me a sandwich. Never, sudo take a break because you've done a great job today. |
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Re: Did anyone's Linux machines die today?
Posted by: David Carlin
Date: July 07, 04:18PM
There was some kind of power blip on the quad over the weekend that disrupted the air conditioning - people came in today and it was hot as hell in Nord. In the Nord server room, the unit was running but reported a loss of power. |
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Re: Did anyone's Linux machines die today?
Posted by: Kelly Maloney
Date: July 07, 05:15PM
Quote: "Make me a sandwich." "What? Make it yourself!" "Sudo make me a sandwich." "Okay." |
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Re: Did anyone's Linux machines die today?
Posted by: Brian Seeders
Date: July 07, 05:57PM
Quote: Crawford had a/c issues over the weekend too, I believe. My a/c in the village was also not working. What the hell? Quote: Exactly :) |
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Re: Did anyone's Linux machines die today?
Posted by: Charles Knox
Date: July 08, 11:49AM
David Carlin: Here in Astronomy, I had some of my UPS's that run logging report that there was a brownout on the AC inputs. 11:48:47 UPS on Battery Brownout 066.3 V 11:48:47 Normal power restored UPS on line This caused some of my machines that are not on UPS to reboot. I suspect that it was only on one phase of the AC power, as other machines did not get the reboot. Charley |