Web hosts – use jfs over ext3
This is a quick note Web hosts, try jfs over ext3. I can now report, over a year and counting, every time I clean up a disaster, computers ( virtual or dedicated ) using JFS nearly always recover. Those using ext3 typically suffer database corruption, /etc is missing or corrupted, or some other problem that [...]
Xen 3.1.1 release candidate 2 is out :)
Oh come, all ye Xenn-ers get the latest rrrr-c. (Ok, I’ll shut up) Keir has finished assimilating the patch queue into the new release candidate for Xen (3.1.1). There are a plethora of improvements best witnessed by viewing the change log. I know that many of you prefer to yum or apt-get your way into [...]
Shared hosting, a very bad idea.
I’m going to describe a horror story. It might not be scary for you, Mr. I own 20 servers, however it is scary for many people who rely on their web site for income. Let us make a test / meta case, joe.com . Joe likes, .. (hmm) baseball. So, Joe spends the time needed [...]
GNUPanel – Poised to replace C-Panel/WHM?
One of the things I have been spending as much time as possible to advance lately is GNUPanel, a from scratch GNU-centric web hosting control and automation system, very similar to C-Panel. C-Panel is a proprietary web hosting control system produced by Cpanel, Inc. Most of us know, one server is simply not enough. The [...]
PHP Glue – Install Applications Easily Without Fantastico
I’ve been sitting on the domain phpglue.com for over a year while wondering what in the heck I want to do with it. I often register domain names because they are interesting without much of a plan of what to do with the domain once registered. Quite a bit of my time lately has gone [...]
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