Re: Twitter list

On 31-Oct-2009, at 09:50, Arno Hautala wrote:

> So who has a public list of Nutters?

Who has the list feature enabled on their account? Grmbl biotch whine

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Re: Twitter list

On 31-Oct-2009, at 11:09, Mark Smith wrote:
>  list by looking at other lists people have made with the
> same "theme".
>
> "nutters" is my only list and nutters make up a fair bulk of my tiny
> twitterverse.

Good god, am I missing something or is the creation and adding of  
people to a list the most fucking annoying thing ever?

I have to load each person's individual page to add them to a list?

Really?

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Re: Twitter list

On 02.11.2009, at 03:31, LuKreme wrote:

> I have to load each person's individual page to add them to a list?

In the web app, you can add people to lists via the drop down on your  
"following" page.

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Re: Twitter list

On Nov 2, 2009, at 7:30, Mark Smith <markds.lists@...> wrote:

>
> On 02.11.2009, at 03:31, LuKreme wrote:
>
>> I have to load each person's individual page to add them to a list?
>
> In the web app, you can add people to lists via the drop down on  
> your "following" page.

Yeah, I eventually figured that out.

Ok I have a twnutters list on my account (lbutlr). It includes some  
wafflers and some nutters auxiliary members (for example,  
 <at> dressjunkie) and is not complete, I'm sure. 
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Le trio Joubran

Send to me from a fellow Sanskritist (well, at least he keeps on, I  
sorta gave it up a while back unfortunately…)
If you like oud, watch it.

<http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GgsXryFC-ws>
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iPhone - China

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Moving a server to new hardware

Have an old piece of shit server that is limping along. have ordered a replacement (core2duo, 4GB of RAM,
250GB drive)

Will be installing FreeBSD (latest Release version) on it.

I need to move MySQL databases, shell user accounts, MySQL user accounts, saslauth users, mail spools, as
well as all the installed software from the old machine (FreeBSD 6.2) to the new machine as seamlessly as
possible. I DO have an extra static IP, so I can put the server in place and go from there.

I also have a second drive on the current server that contains rsync backups of the entire server. I was
thinking this might help if I moved the drive to the new machine and used it as a base to restore from?

The last time I did this it was not seamless, I was down for a couple of days, and it pissed me off royally.

Obviously there will be SOME downtime, but I would really like to get that down to minutes and not days.

Any suggestions or RTFM links from the *nix geeks?

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Re: Moving a server to new hardware

On Thu, Nov 12, 2009 at 2:32 AM, LuKreme <kremels@...> wrote:
> Have an old piece of shit server that is limping along. have ordered a replacement (core2duo, 4GB of RAM,
250GB drive)
>
> Will be installing FreeBSD (latest Release version) on it.

Why not install Darwin? :D

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Re: Moving a server to new hardware

On Nov 12, 2009, at 2:32 AM, LuKreme wrote:

> Have an old piece of shit server that is limping along. have ordered  
> a replacement (core2duo, 4GB of RAM, 250GB drive)
>
> Will be installing FreeBSD (latest Release version) on it.
>
> I need to move MySQL databases, shell user accounts, MySQL user  
> accounts, saslauth users, mail spools, as well as all the installed  
> software from the old machine (FreeBSD 6.2) to the new machine as  
> seamlessly as possible. I DO have an extra static IP, so I can put  
> the server in place and go from there.
>
> I also have a second drive on the current server that contains rsync  
> backups of the entire server. I was thinking this might help if I  
> moved the drive to the new machine and used it as a base to restore  
> from?
>
> The last time I did this it was not seamless, I was down for a  
> couple of days, and it pissed me off royally.
>
> Obviously there will be SOME downtime, but I would really like to  
> get that down to minutes and not days.
>
> Any suggestions or RTFM links from the *nix geeks?

Well did you try just copying over the password database for the  
users?  I've done it on Solaris a number of times with no problems,  
not sure if FreeBSD will bitch, it should not though.

As for the database itself.  A dump and restore won't work for you?   
I'd not simply rsync stuff over since that might actually clobber  
something.  I'd manually move the data.  As for configs, unless it's  
the same exact version of FreeBSD you can't simply copy those w/o  
review.

You could also just try and drop the old drives in the new box and  
go.  That should work unless you have a seriously customized install.  
You'll then have a bootable system fully ready and can move data.   
This assumes you are going to the same OS rev.

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