Personally, I'm a bit suspicious of machines with very high uptimes
(more than
a few months) - since some security fixes (especially kernel related)
require a
reboot, it might imply they don't take good care to apply patches.
You could argue that the best possible OS could dynamically load in
all security
updates and would never require a reboot :)
Imran
Uwe Dippel wrote:
At least as of today, we can say 'boleh' and 'bravo' to two Malaysian
organisations with the highest uptimes of hosting networks worldwide
!!:
http://uptime.netcraft.com/up/today/isp.avg.html
(MMU and Mimos)
Though, if you click on the respective netblock owner, you get a clear
picture to whom the uptimes ought be be attributed. To Open Source
OSes
and Apache, which - as everyone knows - is Open Source as well.
Uwe
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