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[tunnie]

Well she came in, fixed it in around 40 mins! Fantastic 

Trouble is although database is back, I still can't get the system to work. The company i used to work for is down to 5 people now, I'm doing the jobs of about 10 people.

I have root access to boxes I really should not be messing with 

Going to try dialling in again tonight.

On the upside I was allowed to expense beer for everyone helped me so far, it turned out to be a rather heavy night 

I've also learnt loads of new Linux stuff, being on my own, I'm forced to understand new things and work problems.

I used to only just dabble, restarting JBoss on RedHat was about as hardcore as I went, but now I'm rebooting the entire servers & services, full access to server room 

[omegod]

Well she came in, fixed it in around 40 mins! Fantastic 

Trouble is although database is back, I still can't get the system to work. The company i used to work for is down to 5 people now, I'm doing the jobs of about 10 people.

I have root access to boxes I really should not be messing with 

Going to try dialling in again tonight.

On the upside I was allowed to expense beer for everyone helped me so far, it turned out to be a rather heavy night 

I've also learnt loads of new Linux stuff, being on my own, I'm forced to understand new things and work problems.

I used to only just dabble, restarting JBoss on RedHat was about as hardcore as I went, but now I'm rebooting the entire servers & services, full access to server room 

[TheBoy]

I have root access to boxes I really should not be messing with 

Imagine my dilema. Full root to several thousand Solaris, HPUX and Linux servers, and full Admin to several thousand Windows servers.  Mad fools


My problem comes from remembering to change heads between Windows and *nix/Linux servers. del *.* doesn't do too much unsuspecting damage to a Windows box, but rm -rf *.* in any directory is pretty dramatic on a *nix/Linux box. Apparently

[TheBoy]

On the upside, after 10 years, they have at last removed by NetWare account at the top of the NDS tree...   ...took them long enough to notice I haven't done NetWare support since around 1999

[Richie London]

i havent seen one of my mates for about 4 years now who i worked with for years on jobs, we ring each other every couple of weeks for a chat and a laugh. i have another mate i hadnt heard from for about 18 months who rang cause his washing machine broke and he wanted me to plumb a new one in. he drinks with plumbers but decided to ring me after all this time for a bit of free help cause he had a problem. not a mate in my mind thats not what i call a mate

[tunnie]

I have root access to boxes I really should not be messing with 

Imagine my dilema. Full root to several thousand Solaris, HPUX and Linux servers, and full Admin to several thousand Windows servers.  Mad fools


My problem comes from remembering to change heads between Windows and *nix/Linux servers. del *.* doesn't do too much unsuspecting damage to a Windows box, but rm -rf *.* in any directory is pretty dramatic on a *nix/Linux box. Apparently

I'm learning all kinds of new bits now I have full access, good fun