Sort of. The power consumption should be below 50W, so that I can run the machine 24/7 - and it shouldn't be slower than my old machine (comparable to P2-400). And in the best case it would have no fan at all. :-)
I'm browsing through the web already, but it's quite hard to find something like that out-of-the box, since I'm no casemodder with special cooling skills. :)
BUT what we actualy could do, is provide some space on a specialy prepared virtual Machine (I actualy would prefer debian as this costs the least effort for us to setup) and a static IP-Address (on a flat rate line paid by us). You could get root pivileges there - if you want to.
Actualy that box (where the vm is on) sounds more like a supersonic-jet (we love to call it our private-jet ;-) but therefore it does not have to reside in your living area but in our server-rack.
This could at least take away the presure resulting from the spartacus-outage.
Don't hesitate to contact me on that by Email (I think there would be some configuration details to be clarified).
Thanks for letting me know; I'll drop you a mail. There might be some issues with this regarding storing passwords etc. on a foreign server, which I'm not yet properly decided on. :-)
Many thanks for that kind offer, much appreciated!
Actualy that box (where the vm is on) sounds more like a supersonic-jet (we love to call it our private-jet ;-) but therefore it does not have to reside in your living area but in our server-rack.
Garvin am um :
Sort of. The power consumption should be below 50W, so that I can run the machine 24/7 - and it shouldn't be slower than my old machine (comparable to P2-400). And in the best case it would have no fan at all. :-)
I'm browsing through the web already, but it's quite hard to find something like that out-of-the box, since I'm no casemodder with special cooling skills. :)
emwede am um :
Hi Garvin,
(sorry, No PHP-project here :-(
BUT what we actualy could do, is provide some space on a specialy prepared virtual Machine (I actualy would prefer debian as this costs the least effort for us to setup) and a static IP-Address (on a flat rate line paid by us). You could get root pivileges there - if you want to.
Actualy that box (where the vm is on) sounds more like a supersonic-jet (we love to call it our private-jet ;-) but therefore it does not have to reside in your living area but in our server-rack.
This could at least take away the presure resulting from the spartacus-outage.
Don't hesitate to contact me on that by Email (I think there would be some configuration details to be clarified).
regards emwede
Garvin am um :
Hi emwede!
Thanks for letting me know; I'll drop you a mail. There might be some issues with this regarding storing passwords etc. on a foreign server, which I'm not yet properly decided on. :-)
Many thanks for that kind offer, much appreciated!
Carl Galloway am um :
You could also look at buying a sub$100 pc that has no fan and only draws 8w
http://linuxdevices.com/news/NS6828123924.html
Hope the link helps.
hgoor am um :
Look for a HP EPC-40. I have on here myself. It's small and almost 100 quiet.
1GHz Celeron with 128Kb of on-die Level 2 cache, 256Mb of PC133 SDRAM, Intel 815 motherboard chipset, 20Gb Maxtor 4K020H1 hard disk, 24x TEAC CD-ROM, 4Mb shared AGP 4x Intel 815 graphics, SoundMAX integrated audio, Intel Pro/100 VE 10/100BaseTX Ethernet adaptor
It is really quiet since it only has a fan for the cpu (the power comes from an external connector)...
You can buy these a lot online for good prices....
Christian Ter am um :
Actualy that box (where the vm is on) sounds more like a supersonic-jet (we love to call it our private-jet ;-) but therefore it does not have to reside in your living area but in our server-rack.