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technomage wrote:
> gee,
> I can demonstrate that here. I have one or 2 machines with more than 30 days
> uptime. running top in command line is the best.
>
That means that you haven't installed the latest security updates for your kernel.

> shall I setup a guest account?
>
Probably not on a machine not fully 'secured'.

(Kind of a catch-22 huh?)

I have a 'personal' machine, tucked away on a secured network. It is isolated
from other users and all forms of internet traffic. It is running Mandrake 7.0
and no updates have been available nor installed for years.

It just hit 1000 days of uptime at 4:07pm MST, Thursday May 6th, 2004.

I think it is time I just turned the damn thing off and upgraded it to
Mandrake 10.0 with a 2.6 kernel. (Clean the dust out too)

;-)

- --
KevinO

Clothes make the man.  Naked people have little or no influence on society.
- - Mark Twain
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