cvs: php-master-web / inventory.php

sas Tue Sep 23 15:02:52 2003 EDT Modified files: /php-master-web inventory.php Log: Updates Index: php-master-web/inventory.php diff -u php-master-web/inventory.php:1.16 php-master-web/inventory.php:1.17 --- php-master-web/inventory.php:1.16 Sat Aug 30 06:31:55 2003 +++ php-master-web/inventory.php Tue Sep 23 15:02:52 2003 @@ -28,40 +28,19 @@ <p><b>machine:</b> dual p3/1000 xeon, 512MB RAM, 70GB HD, freebsd 4.8</p> -<p><b>aliases:</b> cvs, cvsup, lxr</p> +<p><b>aliases:</b> cvs, cvsup, lxr, viewcvs</p> <h2>pair12.php.net (216.92.131.66)</h2> <p><b>machine:</b> dual p3/1000 xeon, 512MB RAM, 70GB HD, freebsd 4.8</p> -<p><b>aliases:</b> -</p> - - -<h2>rack1.php.net (209.61.157.217)</h2> - -<p><b>machine:</b> dual p3/650, 1GB RAM, 33GB HD, redhat 7.3</p> - -<p><b>notes:</b> this machine has been (temporarily?) sidelined. there are -bandwidth limitations, and we need to make sure monitoring is in place before -resuming use of the machine to make sure we don't exceed those limits.</p> - -<p>Rackspace.com, the supplier of this machine, is also known as a -"black hat" in spam-combatting circles. If we do not want to be -associated with their negative image, we should not use this machine -in any prominent or visible way. Update: The machine's network seems -to be blacklisted by a number of RBLs already. As such, running -any kind of SMTP service has become unfeasible.</p> - - -<p><b>aliases:</b> qa.php.net, bugs.php.net, gtk.php.net, master.php.net</p> - -<p>limited to 500GB traffic monthly.</p> +<p><b>aliases:</b> pear, pecl</p> <h2>rs1.php.net (64.246.30.37)</h2> <p><b>machine:</b> p3/1GHz, 1GB RAM 40GB HD, redhat 7.2</p> -<p><b>aliases:</b> www.php.net, conf.php.net</p> +<p><b>aliases:</b> www, conf, pres, talks</p> <p><b>notes:</b> This machine is on a dedicated 10mbps switch. whilst it can maintain 10mbps, it cannot burst above that.</p> @@ -72,7 +51,7 @@ <p><b>machine:</b> Compaq DL380-G2 1.1GHz, 1GB RAM, 6x36GB SCSI HDs in RAID5 resulting in a 167GB cluster.</p> -<p><b>aliases:</b> rsync.php.net, snaps.php.net</p> +<p><b>aliases:</b> snaps, gtk, embed, smarty, qa, snapsmaster</p> <p><b>notes:</b> this machine resides in Reno, Nevada. A second machine in Raleigh, NC will be online soon as a mirror of this box. This allows for absolute failover redundancy, and the possibilty of internal linkage. This box is quite a monster, @@ -82,17 +61,19 @@ <p><b>machine:</b> (same as rn1) P3-1133, 1.2GB RAM, 165GB HD</p> -<p><b>aliases:</b> bonsai</p> +<p><b>aliases:</b> bonsai, master, bugs</p> <h2>sc1.php.net (66.225.196.49)</h2> -<p><b>machine:</b> 4xP4-2400, 2GB RAM, 155GB HD</p> +<p><b>machine:</b> 2xP4-2400 (HT), 2GB RAM, 155GB HD</p> + +<p><b>aliases:</b> rsync</p> <!-- this machine generates the online manuals. daily backups of the cvs repository and the rsync modules are done. cricket also runs on this machine to track the usage of all of the machines.</p> --> <p>originally compiled by jim winstead, september 2001</p> -<p>last update: $Id: inventory.php,v 1.16 2003/08/30 10:31:55 sas Exp $</p> +<p>last update: $Id: inventory.php,v 1.17 2003/09/23 19:02:52 sas Exp $</p> <?php foot();