[Beowulf] Emergency Power Off
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Robert G. Brown rgb at phy.duke.eduSun Mar 18 13:04:37 PDT 2007
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On Sun, 18 Mar 2007, Jim Lux wrote:
> And, that white paper from APC (which, by the way, has a revised version for
> 2005 that talks more about the risks of deliberate EPOing as sabotage) is
> pretty short on practical details, while it's great at showing drawings of
> buttons.
"deliberate EPOing as sabotage"? Oh, yeah. That's way up there in my
risk catalogue. Solution -- lock server room door, fire any employee
idiotic enough to kill the datacenter deliberately without cause. This
is in a code discussion?
Sigh.
rgb
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