[OFFICIAL] Post your setup thread

[triston220]

Been working hard on a new development server setup at the office:


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What's your job?

[Tomm]

Been working hard on a new development server setup at the office:

What are you using for CI? Recently just setup an Atlassian Bamboo CI server mainly because it integrate nicely with all the other Atlassian product I've got setup (jira, crucible, crowd, fisheye, etc.)

[Dentafrice]

What's your job?

Software Engineer.

What are you using for CI? Recently just setup an Atlassian Bamboo CI server mainly because it integrate nicely with all the other Atlassian product I've got setup (jira, crucible, crowd, fisheye, etc.)

Hudson / Jenkins. I've got Jenkins running on another server by itself right now, but I'm having some issues with it. I have Hudson running great though, and it's working good... but it's on a slow(er) server so our tests are running a bit slower than I'd like.

[Recursion]

Been working hard on a new development server setup at the office:

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2x Dell Poweredge servers for continuous integration.
1x Lenovo Server
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Networking Setup (LinkSys router [local network], ZyXel enterprise router [servers])



2x Dell Poweredge servers (both used for continuous integration)
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Nerf Gun, for fun
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Messy Desk
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Three things:
1. Eww, why a GUI on a server?
2. Eww, Lenovo servers
3. Eww, ZyXel

lol

[Andys]

Just set up my desk tonight. It's just a cheapy from Ikea but I love it, huge improvement from my old desk and a lot bigger! Only problem is it's a bit lightweight and seems to wobble quite a bit (due to the legs being quite light I guess) is there anything I can do to stop that?





and a bit of customization...


Going to have to invest in a wireless keyboard and mouse now as the wires look really out of place!

[GommeInc]

Just set up my desk tonight. It's just a cheapy from Ikea but I love it, huge improvement from my old desk and a lot bigger! Only problem is it's a bit lightweight and seems to wobble quite a bit (due to the legs being quite light I guess) is there anything I can do to stop that?

A few options. You could use wood glue between the legs and desk (assuming you can get them off) or get 4 corner brackets and screw them into the legs and desk, but it depends how the current desk is constructed. It could just be that the materials used flex a bit, which would be difficult to correct.

[HotelUser]

Outside it's quite warm, but in this basement it's quite cold and nice:

[xxMATTGxx]

Outside it's quite warm, but in this basement it's quite cold and nice:

You down there temporary then due to the warm weather?

[Stephen!]

I would love a basement in my house. I would live down there 24/7!

[HotelUser]

I would love a basement in my house. I would live down there 24/7!

When I was little my sister and I were afraid of our basement, and we would only go down there with someone else when we weren't alone.

You down there temporary then due to the warm weather?

uhhhhh, sure, why not.