Humor. How to pass the nerves of system administrators.
Today, trying to find information on the PostgreSQL adapter (psycopg), I stumbled upon the following entry on www.initd.org :
"This is a rant
... but I'll keep it short. part of my work is a sysadmin. In the past 10 years I setup any kind of service. Name it. We did it. Never, ever, I found something so fucked up like trac. It worked like a hungry hog. (I’m not sure if I’ve ever been able to get there.) We tried everything, mod_python, fcgi, restarting apache every few hours. We tried them all. No way. Now, bugs are ok. I fixed bugs in my code for 10 years. But this is too much. I just stripped the trac out and tah-dah! everything works again. Yes, I know the trac just works out there. But it didn't work here. Zap!
And yes, I’m doing quite a bit back (including a bugtracker) pretty soon now. ”
I could not resist and decided to share this cry of the soul. Sometimes it really does get away so much :)
"This is a rant
... but I'll keep it short. part of my work is a sysadmin. In the past 10 years I setup any kind of service. Name it. We did it. Never, ever, I found something so fucked up like trac. It worked like a hungry hog. (I’m not sure if I’ve ever been able to get there.) We tried everything, mod_python, fcgi, restarting apache every few hours. We tried them all. No way. Now, bugs are ok. I fixed bugs in my code for 10 years. But this is too much. I just stripped the trac out and tah-dah! everything works again. Yes, I know the trac just works out there. But it didn't work here. Zap!
And yes, I’m doing quite a bit back (including a bugtracker) pretty soon now. ”
I could not resist and decided to share this cry of the soul. Sometimes it really does get away so much :)
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Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/38333/
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