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==== Interpause | ==== Interpause Web Services ==== | ||
* [http://www.interpause.org/filemanagers File Managers] | * [http://www.interpause.org/filemanagers File Managers] | ||
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* [http://www.vietasie.ca Voyages Vietasie] - Travel agency located in Saint-Laurent (Montreal), Quebec, Canada | * [http://www.vietasie.ca Voyages Vietasie] - Travel agency located in Saint-Laurent (Montreal), Quebec, Canada | ||
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* [http://www.interpause.org/~andrew/ Andrew Phan] at http://www.interpause.org/~andrew/ | * [http://www.interpause.org/~andrew/ Andrew Phan] at http://www.interpause.org/~andrew/ | ||
==== | ==== Technical Details ==== | ||
Interpause runs on an Intel Pentium Dual CPU E2160 @ 1.80Ghz with 2 Gigbytes of RAM and operates over a residential (5 Megabit down/800 kilobit up) fastpath DSL connection. Ubuntu 9.10 is the current OS and all files are stored on a hardware raid 6 array for extra redundancy. | Interpause runs on an Intel Pentium Dual CPU E2160 @ 1.80Ghz with 2 Gigbytes of RAM and operates over a residential (5 Megabit down/800 kilobit up) fastpath DSL connection. Ubuntu 9.10 is the current OS and all files are stored on a hardware raid 6 array for extra redundancy. | ||
Revision as of 16:53, 13 March 2010
Welcome to Interpause!
Interpause is a web and file server that I created for my family and friends to share information and files. Thanks for visiting.
- Andrew
Interpause Web Services
Sponsored Links
- Voyages Vietasie - Travel agency located in Saint-Laurent (Montreal), Quebec, Canada
User Links
Technical Details
Interpause runs on an Intel Pentium Dual CPU E2160 @ 1.80Ghz with 2 Gigbytes of RAM and operates over a residential (5 Megabit down/800 kilobit up) fastpath DSL connection. Ubuntu 9.10 is the current OS and all files are stored on a hardware raid 6 array for extra redundancy.
