[SAM] [www.ietf.org/rt #50961] The IETF rsync server is down again

"Glen via RT" <ietf-action@ietf.org> Wed, 26 September 2012 19:22 UTC

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On Wed Sep 26 10:30:06 2012, paul.hoffman@vpnc.org wrote:
> Yeah, that makes sense for a box that has multiple services on it.
>    However, it means that you (in the future) need to monitor when the
>    limit is being hit for, say, more than an hour. And then do
>    something about it, which is harder.

Yes, I totally agree.  I'm building a comprehensive monitoring system
for stuff like this for AMS, and the IETF, so your point is well-taken
and we will definitely be adding something like this in shortly.

> Glad I only do ops as a hobby...

Ahh, I dream of such luxury!

Best regards,
Glen