ha! Lost a server when the battery backup went down, not when power went out?

[blacksunshine]

ha! Lost a server when the battery backup went down, not when power went out?

dang old dl380g3 blinky blinky now....guess it's time for upgrade or just phase out...

I can't remember if it will work but going to see if I can get the drives out of my g3 to mirror up in my g4 and just run with it...??

[Jaspro]

[ATTACH]361811[/ATTACH]

[Smart]

Rabble Rabble Rabble....

[Bonesplitter]

I dont like stacks either.

[wassaw]

on the pain killers still huh?

[AtTheWall]

Server's electronics probably had a chip sitting on borrowed time. When the battery backup shut down, the server lost power. Said chip....running on borrowed time...had a steady diet of consistent voltage - chip ok. Battery backup fails....server power interrupted - voltage to chip stops - chip suffers failure to start at repower = server Adios.

Drives should match..........need to think of things like spares just in case if they dont.

Good luck!

[Ryan M.]

Stacks on stacks on stacks on suspension on tow mirrors stacked on rims stacked on tires.
I like my stack

[crittergitter]

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[blacksunshine]

on the pain killers still huh?

that just kills the pain, doesn't dull the senses

[blacksunshine]

Server's electronics probably had a chip sitting on borrowed time. When the battery backup shut down, the server lost power. Said chip....running on borrowed time...had a steady diet of consistent voltage - chip ok. Battery backup fails....server power interrupted - voltage to chip stops - chip suffers failure to start at repower = server Adios.

Drives should match..........need to think of things like spares just in case if they dont.

Good luck!

it was an old server that is easily replaced with a nas or external storage....just haven't gotten around to it...heck, I got that g4 what, 3 years ago to swap and never got around to it...lol....good thing it wasn't one of the two I have web sites on out of here...lol

[rconn]

[4wheels]

Today I had to figure out how to use regexp_like. It's super cool and your able to regex a variable to see if some of the characters are either alpha or numeric. The syntax was a bit of a bear but it looks like it goes something like:
regexp_like (password, '^[[:digit:]]{1}') to determine if the first character is a number and
regexp_like (password,'[[:digit:]]$') to determine if the last character is a number.

[wassaw]

that just kills the pain, doesn't dull the senses

hope all is healing well!!! ( well excluding the dead battery back-up) i bet the 12 volt rechargeable battery is still good though, probably just a transistor or board fried.

[blacksunshine]

hope all is healing well!!! ( well excluding the dead battery back-up) i bet the 12 volt rechargeable battery is still good though, probably just a transistor or board fried.

no, it is a rackmount battery backup for servers, it didn't die just ran out of juice...power was out for about 3 hours or so but battery backup can't run three servers and three routers for that long....it has quite a few 12v batteries in it....aka heaters....

[Loneaggie]

Today I had to figure out how to use regexp_like. It's super cool and your able to regex a variable to see if some of the characters are either alpha or numeric. The syntax was a bit of a bear but it looks like it goes something like:
regexp_like (password, '^[[:digit:]]{1}') to determine if the first character is a number and
regexp_like (password,'[[:digit:]]$') to determine if the last character is a number.

Don't use it everywhere but it's a good ol standby I use quite a bit. Love regex

/^([^@\s]+)@((?:[-a-z0-9]+\.)+[a-z]{2,})$/i