Re: more questions

On Sat, Nov 10, 2007 at 05:18:29PM +0100, Andrea Arcangeli wrote:
> > 8. CPUShare server often crashes. After that need to

Just a further clarfication, the server never actually crashed a
single time, but if I change something in the cpushare server and I
have to restart it, when I restart it all clients are
disconneted. When that happens I made sure all transactions are
stopped without money transfer, it wouldn't be fair for the buyer to
pay because the server is restarted.

At other times the ISP provider had downtimes on my IP (last one this
week of about 2 hours). It's either a temporary network loss or the
switch I'm connected to, or a temporary problem in the server NIC (I
rate this as very unlikely). The problem resolves itself without any
error in my logs, which is why I don't think it's the NIC fault. But
as long as it happens so rarely, there's no point to look into making
the network more reliable and I prefer to keep the cash burn to the
minimum instead ;).

You can notice when it's a network loss by running "telnet
cpushare.com 80", if it hangs it means either it really crashed or
network is down. If it disconnects immediately or responds, it means
the server was restarted.
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