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== What is Golgotha? == | == What is Golgotha? == | ||
It's a [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Golgotha hill]. It's also the machine that hosts the [http://www.k-lug.org LUG] site. | It's a [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Golgotha hill]. It's also the machine that hosts the [http://www.k-lug.org LUG] site. | ||
It's old, loved by many, and feared by most, however, in the big scheme of things, she's still basically an old PIII. | It's old, loved by many, and feared by most, however, in the big scheme of things, she's still basically an old PIII. | ||
[[Image:Golgotha1.jpg|thumb|The Machine... The Myth]] | |||
=== Current Hardware === | === Current Hardware === | ||
* | * Pentium 4 - 3.2GHz | ||
* | * 1024MB | ||
* 30GB WDC WD307AA - | * 40GB Samsung SP0411N - OS Drive | ||
* | * Two (2) 200GB Maxtor 6L200P0 - Home Directories '''NOTE: Eventually, this will be a mirror''' | ||
* 30GB WDC WD307AA - Misc Drive '''NOTE: This is removed''' | |||
* 120GB WDC WD1200JB-00CRA1 - Old Home | |||
* 52X Aopen CDROM drive | |||
=== Current Software === | === Current Software === | ||
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=== History === | === History === | ||
She started off as a PII 450 in 1998, and acted as a dns server running [http://www.redhat.com RedHat] 5. Eventually she moved over to a PIII and some services were consolidated. The PIII 800 at the time had just come out, and boy did she look (and smell) perty. She wore RedHat 6 and then 7. A few script kiddies decided to mess with the box, so os cruft be damned, she was reloaded with [http://www.centos.org CentOS]. This served her well for a year before another security incident prompted the migration over to [http://www.openbsd.org OpenBSD]. | She started off as a PII 450 in 1998, and acted as a dns server running [http://www.redhat.com RedHat] 5. Eventually she moved over to a PIII and some services were consolidated. The PIII 800 at the time had just come out, and boy did she look (and smell) perty. She wore RedHat 6 and then 7. A few script kiddies decided to mess with the box, so os cruft be damned, she was reloaded with [http://www.centos.org CentOS]. This served her well for a year before another security incident prompted the migration over to [http://www.openbsd.org OpenBSD]. | ||
March 24th, 2006, We swapped out the old motherboard and proc (800MHz) for a new 3.2GHz P4 running on a DFI board. | |||
== Golgotha Statistics == | == Golgotha Statistics == | ||
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== Hosting == | == Hosting == | ||
Our hosting is graciously provided by the folks at [http://www.sitegenie.com/ SiteGenie]. When we run into hardware issues, we use [http://www.miraclecomputer.com/ Miracle Computer]. | Our hosting is graciously provided by the folks at [http://www.sitegenie.com/ SiteGenie]. When we run into hardware issues, we use [http://www.miraclecomputer.com/ Miracle Computer]. | ||
== Worklog / Todo == | |||
There is a worklog (TODO List) available [[Golgotha_worklog | Here]]. | |||
Latest revision as of 23:15, 25 March 2006
What is Golgotha?
It's a hill. It's also the machine that hosts the LUG site.
It's old, loved by many, and feared by most, however, in the big scheme of things, she's still basically an old PIII.
Current Hardware
- Pentium 4 - 3.2GHz
- 1024MB
- 40GB Samsung SP0411N - OS Drive
- Two (2) 200GB Maxtor 6L200P0 - Home Directories NOTE: Eventually, this will be a mirror
- 30GB WDC WD307AA - Misc Drive NOTE: This is removed
- 120GB WDC WD1200JB-00CRA1 - Old Home
- 52X Aopen CDROM drive
Current Software
History
She started off as a PII 450 in 1998, and acted as a dns server running RedHat 5. Eventually she moved over to a PIII and some services were consolidated. The PIII 800 at the time had just come out, and boy did she look (and smell) perty. She wore RedHat 6 and then 7. A few script kiddies decided to mess with the box, so os cruft be damned, she was reloaded with CentOS. This served her well for a year before another security incident prompted the migration over to OpenBSD.
March 24th, 2006, We swapped out the old motherboard and proc (800MHz) for a new 3.2GHz P4 running on a DFI board.
Golgotha Statistics
Currently, we are polling the Net-SNMP daemon every five minutes with MRTG. Here are a few of the available statistics.
Hosting
Our hosting is graciously provided by the folks at SiteGenie. When we run into hardware issues, we use Miracle Computer.
Worklog / Todo
There is a worklog (TODO List) available Here.