Power Outage: Nearly All Systems are Running Again

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Saturday, October 11th, 2008 by Andreas Jaeger Digg!

Our admins and developers – in Nuernberg, Provo and from home offices – worked hard today to get all openSUSE services up and running again.  Thanks a lot to all of them!

Nearly all services are be up and running again.  The only exceptions are the services features and ideas, these will be restarted latest by Monday.


15 Comments

Comment by AlbertoP
2008-10-11 18:05:41

Thanks!

 
Comment by Danesh
2008-10-11 18:46:30

Thanks guys

 
Comment by Ryan
2008-10-11 20:01:32

Great job guys!

Must have been a bad one to be out all day, wow!

 
Comment by Bob I
2008-10-11 21:17:30

Yeah it must have been really big & bad Thank You so much for all of the effort. This is why I love Opensuse!

 
Comment by Hatti
2008-10-11 23:00:58

Great Job. Thanx! joy your deserved ‘Feierabendbier’ or whatever.

 
Comment by Hatti
2008-10-11 23:02:39

Should have been ‘ENjoy …’

 
Comment by Jesse
2008-10-11 23:38:57

Thanks for the hard work. We appreciate your service to this incredible community.

 
Comment by SLK021
2008-10-11 23:43:19

Thanks :)

 
Comment by Baltolkien
2008-10-12 05:17:33

Excelent! It’s makes me love openSuSE! This is a serious company!

 
Comment by Edward
2008-10-12 12:12:14

Thanks

your service is exceptional and when I consider that you are supporting an Open Source product, offered free of charge, then I know what it is that I appreciate about the Open Source movement.

Keep up the good work SuSE and may you go from strength to strength.

 
Comment by peteleinnen
2008-10-12 15:41:53

thx

 
Comment by Sergei
2008-10-12 18:23:27

Great job, thanks from Russia

 
Comment by scott
2008-10-12 23:32:42

Thank you – for your hard work and trying to do the impossible in a very short time. I really understand what you go through to put resources back online. I will just summarise what you all went through!
Crawling round in a office, often without air-conditioning running, trying to recover servers, fixing any hardware errors or damage, with a screwdriver in one hard, new hardware part in the other to replace any that were fried, finding any backup tapes, hungry, hot and tired; working against a malevolent clock all night and fronting up for work as usual only to find the rest of the world slept well as you toiled, ambivalent to how much we all rely on data systems.

 
Comment by fantasmagorila
2008-10-13 17:48:17

THANK YOU EVEN THOUGH i HAVE NOT THE SLICHEST IDEA

ABOUT WHAT YOU HAVE DONE.

dENIS kOSTOMITSOPOULOS

 
Comment by Felipe Alvarez
2008-10-15 04:00:53

I’m going to stick to the mirrors — they are faster, and more reliable. Keep up the good work, Novell and OpenSUSE team!

 

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