On Fri, Jan 16, 2009 at 09:28:21AM -0500, James Bottomley wrote:
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> They can be taken as checked luggage ... however, what Matthew means is
> that by being in Vancouver he's already in transit to Australia.
> However, we can give you access to the several remote test rings we
> have, either Cupertino (send ssh key to Rick Jones <raj@xxxxxxxxxxx> or
> Thiabut Var??ne <varenet@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>)
Rick just gets me physical access when we have time to mess with the rack.
Kyle is correct that Nick still has a login to Cupertino ring though he
might need one of us to update his .ssh/authorized keys:
grundler@lp1000r:~$ finger nick
Login: npiggin Name: Nick Piggin
Directory: /home/npiggin Shell: /bin/bash
Office Phone: +xx x xxxx xxxx
Last login Wed Aug 3 22:35 2005 (PDT) on pts/5 from 203-173-7-11.dyn.iinet.net.au
No mail.
No Plan.
IIRC, i gave him access to a "beefier" ia64 machine at the time (and those are
all still there too).
> I thought we also had a wiki page listing all the machines, but I can't
> find it.
http://www.parisc-linux.org/cluster.html
I've intentionally left it unlinked from the main page.
> They all use the HP Guardian Service Processor console, which
> gives you remote console, power and all the other good things you need.
And most of the parisc machines are in a sorry state right now.
I'll update the web page with current state.
hth,
grant
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