Post your best up-time

[Omnios]

Read a post where someone was asking about uptime on a linux system and that got me wondering as I useually shudown when I go out incase something happenes to the hardware while im gone had a fan problem a while back. I think the longest I had Linux going is almost a month before a power outage shut it down. Please post you best uptimes and reason of shutdown such as powerfailrure etc.

[erikpiper]

6 days- the joy of running batteries half the time!


(I don't count hibernation....)

[invalid]

21.1 days, system crashed.

I use software to keep my data current to The Uptimes Project.. there are some unbelievable uptimes there:
http://uptimes.hostingwired.com/stats.php?op=all

Cb

[benplaut]

2 days, at the most... i'm on a laptop...

[ubuntu_demon]

nothing much. A bit more than 3 weeks probably for my server.

This is mainly because of :
-moving my pc's around
-switching of light bulbs or something (for some reason each couple of weeks they wanna turn the power off)
-I had a broken network card once
-I had provider issues a couple of times and I double checked by rebooting (which turned out to be irrelevant to the problem)
-I accidentally shutdown the network card remotely a couple of times (for example during configuring of traffic shaper)
-sometimes a reboot is easier than figuring out some strange problem (primarily when I wasn't very used to Ubuntu yet)
-sometimes I want to reboot for a new kernel
-took it down to conserve power once
-took it down for my girlfriend once (didn't like the noise)
-power outage once

[xequence]

12 hours when I leave the computer on all night uploading or downloading torrents. Other then that, I turn my computer off when I dont use it.

[Wide]

RH-$ uptime
19:47:54 up 67 days, 47 min, 3 users,

DEBIAN-$ uptime
19:13:25 up 42 days, 6:09,

BREEZY~$ uptime
19:13:56 up 1 day, 10:08, 3 users,

RHEL4-$ uptime
19:13:45 up 1 day, 8:45, 2 users,

Thats the 4 boxes I have running at home

I have been over 200 days on the first two boxes quite a few time, just need to get a new kernel once in awhile insted of patching it

The other two are fresh install, yes I have a power back-up


:D

[Brunellus]

23 days, before a power outage zapped it.

[WildTangent]

My Windows Server 2003 (Yes...I need to stop being lazy and migrate it to linux.) webserver has been up for about a month. Last reboot was a power failure, but it turns on automatically after the power comes on again. Pretty good uptime for a windows box ;)

My main computer gets hibernated whenever I'm not going to use it for a while, so basically only bedtime.

-Wild

[mgor]

i had a 270 days uptime on my servern, but then i switched aparement so i had to move it :???:

[darkmatter]

my desktop has been up and running for a long time....the longest I've had it up was 64 days...took it down for upgrades...I occasionally shut down to conserve power...otherwise it would never go down....

Never had a single crash...

[andlinux21]

I have a shoutcast server using Breezy it's been up now for 2 weeks without a hitch. :p

[public_void]

2 and half days, but that was on a laptop.

[tvoss]

tvoss@Sonne:~$ uname -a
Linux Sonne 2.6.10-5-386 #1 Fri May 20 13:52:48 UTC 2005 i586 GNU/Linux
tvoss@Sonne:~$ uptime
12:59:04 up 102 days, 5:02, 1 user, load average: 0.00, 0.00, 0.00


This machine is a file- and stream-server, providing a subversion-repository as well as some groupware-functionality.