Thought I'd throw my hat into the ring.

I don't actually have that much *VAX* hardware per se, because most of my
hardware (literally) is DECstation, but that is going to change soon.  
Here goes.

(2) VAX 4000-300 w/32 MB RAM & 4.5 GB Disk running NetBSD
(2) MicroVAX 3100-38 w/8 MB RAM & 4.5 GB Disk running NetBSD
(5) VAX 4000-500 w/128 MB RAM & 18 GB Disk running VMS
(Soon to be 1) VAX 6000-540 w/2 VAXvectors running VMS
(Soon to be 1) MicroPDP-11 of some kind running 2.11BSD (probably)

I also have
(1) DECstation 3100 w/24 MB RAM & 1 GB Disk running Ultrix
(1) DECstation 5000/200 w/120 MB RAM & 4.5 GB Disk running NetBSD
(1) DECstation 5900 w/120 MB RAM & 4.5 GB Disk running nothing right now
(6) DECstation 5000/260 w/480 MB RAM & 36 GB Disk running NetBSD
(5) DECstation 5900/260 w/480 MB RAM & 36 GB Disk running NetBSD

Peace...  Sridhar

On Tue, 19 Jun 2001, Michael Kukat wrote:

> Hi !
> 
> On Tue, 19 Jun 2001, Lord Isildur wrote:
> > > Are you going to make a web page with them? If so, want to host it on a
> > > VAX?
> 
> My "public webserver" (currently blocked in the firewall because a little
> try of attack the last days) is running on a VAX 4000-105A. This VAX has
> access to a MySQL-server running on a Sparc box, and i planned to create a
> nice database of my machines, and the machines of other guys. It is just
> 128KBps (soon, currently 64KBps)-homed, but it would be a nice thing to
> start such a project there.
> 
> Associations of users, VAXen, OSs, usage and configuration is the stuff i
> intend to put into the database, but currently, nothing of the tables really
> exist.
> 
> For larger traffic, i would move the whole thing to my provider, which is
> connected by some sort of very big line, but is not hosting on VAXen, but
> on Linsuxx-PeeCees, AFAIK. But at least, the project has been started on
> VAXen then, and maybe the VAXen part could stay on the home equipment.
> 
> Is there any VAX-SQL-support in PHP4? *eg*
> 
> ...Michael
> 
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