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AngryBox Planned Downtime (Sep 22 2007, 2a PST/PDT)
Written by GVPS Staff, September 14th, 2007   

AngryBox will be going down briefly in eight days, in order to perform kernel and security updates and other upkeep tasks. Expected downtime is on the order of three to five minutes. We will be doing this at an hour so late that some countries don’t even have it (better known as two in the morning, Pacific Daylight Time.) This is standard housecleaning, and happens for an average server twice a year; nothing is wrong. AngryBox is, in fact, chugging along nicely. We’d just like to make sure it’s up to date.

Please make sure that any server software you’re running is set to start on boot automatically. If you are using a standard image, which almost all of you are, then Apache and SSH are already set up to boot; some servers, such as Exim, MySQL and Postfix, automatically set this up, whereas others, such as Qmail, PostgreSQL and Erlang, do not. Almost all services will be enabled/disabled through the unix command “chkconfig.” If you need help getting ready for reboot, let us know, and we’ll toss in a hand.

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BelligerentBox is Born
Written by GVPS Staff, September 8th, 2007   

At 8:19p September 8th, BelligerentBox was born, a nine pound baby P4 with “awesome” written all over its case in permanent marker. Unfortunately, my handwriting is hard to read, so it mostly looks like camouflage. GuaranteedVPS is proud to add BelligerentBox to the family.

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Tiny server outage
Written by GVPS Staff, June 16th, 2007   

There was a four minute outage of network access to AngryBox (most .79.* customers) while a switch at the data center was replaced. We apologize for the inconvenience, though it doesn’t seem that anybody actually noticed. There was no loss of data and nothing is wrong with the machine; just that one of the upstream switches went kaput.


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