What a freaking day. I feel like the poor bastard chum that got tossed into the tank of frenzied ravenous greatwhites 😱.
Power went out. Then on. Then out. Then back on. Then out again this time for a good 3 hours. I was out of the office working off site when all this went down. My servers are on UPS systems but they are only good for 15 minutes and the didn't auto shutdown.
The fax machine got fubared somehow, the server had a bunch of database files open when it crashed, a couple PC's refused to boot afterwards, ect. Generally just a major SNAFU.
When things finally got back up and running, some of the workstations that had the open database files were having problems signing into the accounting system that used the DB. A coworker(who is at the top of my "I wish you would just quit" list) asked me - "Why is everything so screwed up when the power goes out".
My reply - "If I beat you unconscious with a baseball bat, how do you think you'd feel when you woke up? That's how the server is after a hard crash".
She blinked. Did an about face, and went back to her office.
Power went out. Then on. Then out. Then back on. Then out again this time for a good 3 hours. I was out of the office working off site when all this went down. My servers are on UPS systems but they are only good for 15 minutes and the didn't auto shutdown.
The fax machine got fubared somehow, the server had a bunch of database files open when it crashed, a couple PC's refused to boot afterwards, ect. Generally just a major SNAFU.
When things finally got back up and running, some of the workstations that had the open database files were having problems signing into the accounting system that used the DB. A coworker(who is at the top of my "I wish you would just quit" list) asked me - "Why is everything so screwed up when the power goes out".
My reply - "If I beat you unconscious with a baseball bat, how do you think you'd feel when you woke up? That's how the server is after a hard crash".
She blinked. Did an about face, and went back to her office.