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September 10th 03, 05:53 PM
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A light shines where there was none
Roland Perry said:
The *reason* for the second outage might have been human error [1], but the second outage was most definitely *caused* (ie triggered) by the first. It wasn't an "unrelated" incident. [1] Although you could argue that it was really caused by failure to implement a procedure that would have noticed and rectified that human error. So much for redundancy as a method of protection. Doesn't anybody test these things? -- ============================================= Chris Game chrisgame@!yahoo!dotcodotuk ============================================= |
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