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Linux-Noob uptime league - magikman - 2005-07-05
I thought that it would be fun for us all to have an uptime-league, so i have created one. All you have to do is go to uptime-project, create an account, join the Linux-Noob team and download the proper client for your platform - linux only please. Then install the client and edit the /etc/yasuc.conf to reflect the proper values for the account that you created. It might also be a good idea to use cron to update the time. While you are there go into your profile and get an uptime image and place it in your signature for the linux-noob forums.
Please, no jokes about my uptime. I just installed this yesterday. :)
Linux-Noob uptime league - anyweb - 2005-07-05
i'll do it later
in the meantime see
[/url]https://www.linux-noob.com/uptime.php
or
[url=http://uptime.netcraft.com/up/graph?site=w...oob.com&probe=1]http://uptime.netcraft.com/up/graph?site=w...oob.com&probe=1
cheers
anyweb
Linux-Noob uptime league - Oroshi - 2005-07-05
Quote:i'll do it later
in the meantime see
[/url]https://www.linux-noob.com/uptime.php
cheers
anyweb
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I think you should give something like every 5 to 10 or 20 sec refresh page, it kept refreshing too often it easy up bandwidth also take time to load the page up.
it just suggestion :)
Linux-Noob uptime league - anyweb - 2005-07-06
ok check out my new signature :)
cheers
anyweb