SRCF stuff
Despite the efforts of awkward motherboards, my sleep cycle, my expiring Mifare card, etc. pip (the main SRCF server) now has 12GB of RAM. Don't use it all at once.
Also, assuming the hardware doesn't become any more obtuse, we might finally get our new box (cyclone) up and running in the fairly near future. In addition to a few boring but very useful admin services such as remote syslog, this will run some interesting and possibly useful pilot services for users, such as a remote Linux desktop service. Suggestions of other things it could do welcome.
(By the way, if you happen to know of a source of rackmount rails for an Intel SR1300 server case, please let me know. There may be cake.)
Also, assuming the hardware doesn't become any more obtuse, we might finally get our new box (cyclone) up and running in the fairly near future. In addition to a few boring but very useful admin services such as remote syslog, this will run some interesting and possibly useful pilot services for users, such as a remote Linux desktop service. Suggestions of other things it could do welcome.
(By the way, if you happen to know of a source of rackmount rails for an Intel SR1300 server case, please let me know. There may be cake.)