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topic started 11/15/2000; 10:07:25 AM
last post 4/5/2005; 2:41:58 AM

$user$ David Etlinger - WeBWorK Systems $blueArrow$
11/15/2000; 10:07:25 AM (reads: 9552, responses: 11)

Institution	Number of Users	Largest Course Size	Operating System	Processor	System Memory	System Performance	More Details	Contact Information
University of Rochester	1100	300	FreeBSD	Dell Dual Processor 500 MHz Intel Pentium III	512 MB	good		Arnold Pizer
University of Rochester	250	250	LinuxPPC 2000	Mac 300 MHz G3	192 MB	good		Frank Wolfs
Johns Hopkins University								James Martino
Indiana University	2500	290	SunOS 5.7	Quad Processor Sun Sparc Ultra-80	2 GB	Excellent		William Ziemer
SUNY at Stony Brook	70	70	Redhat Linux	Single Processor Pentium III	512 MB	good		Alan Tucker
University of Virginia	300		Redhat Linux 7.0	Dell Dual Processor 730 MHz Intel Pentium III	512 MB	excellent			Jeff Holt
Ohio State University	850	190	RedHat Linux release 7.2	Dual Processor 1000 MHz Intel Pentium III	3 GB	excellent		Zbigniew Fiedorowicz
Dartmouth College	300	210	Debian Linux version 2.2	Dell Workstation Dual Pentium III 550 MHz	256 MB	good	Extensive and detailed info.	Thomas Shemanske
Truckee Meadows Community College	30	30	Debian Linux	Dell Workstation Dual Pentium III 866 MHz	256 MB		More Info	Lars Jensen
Cal State Univ Long Beach	600	35	Redhat Linux 7.0	Dual Xeon 700MHz	2GB	Excellent	More Info	Bill Ziemer
Univ. of Michigan			Solaris 8 Apache SSL				Extensive Info	Gavin LaRose

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$user$ Arnold K. Pizer - Re: WeBWorK Systems $blueArrow$
11/15/2000; 11:14:38 AM (reads: 8266, responses: 1)

Hi David,

This looks good. Can I suggest a few changes.

1. This is for Mike. Can we make the left hand column (which lists Home, current UR courses, etc) a fixed width. Now it's a percentage of the table and it takes up too much horizontal space.

2. For David. Can you make the table widder - it's too squashed. Also add a column for performance (we will put in things like excellent, good, acceptable or poor). It would be nice to have a column for disk space, but maybe that will make the table too big.

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$user$ Arnold K. Pizer - Re: WeBWorK Systems $blueArrow$
11/15/2000; 11:14:58 AM (reads: 8215, responses: 0)

Hi David,

This looks good. Can I suggest a few changes.

1. This is for Mike. Can we make the left hand column (which lists Home, current UR courses, etc) a fixed width. Now it's a percentage of the table and it takes up too much horizontal space.

3. We need a link to this page from the front page --- probably Mike has to do this.

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$user$ Michael Gage - Re: WeBWorK Systems $blueArrow$
11/15/2000; 5:14:17 PM (reads: 9307, responses: 0)

OK. I changed the template so that the table is no longer centered. (That gave the impression that the left column became large.)

The width of the left margin is set at 75

Take care,

Mike

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$user$ William Wheeler - Re: WeBWorK Systems $blueArrow$
12/27/2000; 7:00:02 PM (reads: 8193, responses: 0)

Here is the information for Indiana University for the fall semester, 2000-2001:

Number of users: 2000

Largest Course Size: 290

Operating System: SunOS 5.7

Processor: Quad Processor Sun Sparc Ultra-80

System Memory: 2 GB

System Performance: Excellent

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$user$ Michael Richmond - Re: WeBWorK Systems $blueArrow$
4/15/2001; 2:31:57 PM (reads: 7777, responses: 0)

Information for RIT, spring quarter 2001: Number of users: 30

Largest course size: 30

Operating System: Linux, Red Hat 6.2

Processor: Intel PIII 667 MHz

System Memory: 512 MB

System Performance: still testing

Contact Person: Michael Richmond (mwrsps@rit.edu)

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$user$ Bill Ziemer - Re: WeBWorK Systems $blueArrow$
4/8/2002; 11:19:39 PM (reads: 7328, responses: 0)

Information for CSULB, Spring 2002 Number of users = 600 Largest Course = 35

OS = Linux, Red Hat 7.0 Processor = Dual Xeon 700MHz System RAM = 2GB

System Performance = excellent

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$user$ Bill Ziemer - Re: WeBWorK Systems $blueArrow$
4/8/2002; 11:20:48 PM (reads: 7321, responses: 0)

Information for CSULB, Spring 2002 Number of users = 600 Largest Course = 35

OS = Linux, Red Hat 7.0 Processor = Dual Xeon 700MHz System RAM = 2GB

System Performance = excellent

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$user$ Bill Ziemer - Re: WeBWorK Systems $blueArrow$
4/8/2002; 11:22:15 PM (reads: 7457, responses: 0)

Information for CSULB, Spring 2002 Number of users = 600 Largest Course = 35

OS = Linux, Red Hat 7.0 Processor = Dual Xeon 700MHz System RAM = 2GB

System Performance = excellent

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$user$ Bill Ziemer - Re: WeBWorK Systems $blueArrow$
4/8/2002; 11:24:21 PM (reads: 7383, responses: 0)

Information for CSULB, Spring 2002 Number of users = 600 Largest Course = 35

OS = Linux, Red Hat 7.0 Processor = Dual Xeon 700MHz System RAM = 2GB

System Performance = excellent

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$user$ Nathan Rogers - Re: WeBWorK Systems $blueArrow$
4/1/2005; 5:20:42 PM (reads: 3510, responses: 0)

Information for UCSB, Spring 2005, Number of users = 800, Largest Course = 150

2 AMD 1400XP servers running RedHat 7.2, each with 1 GB RAM WebWork 1.9

System Performance = good

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$user$ Lars Jensen - Re: WeBWorK Systems $blueArrow$
4/5/2005; 2:41:58 AM (reads: 3479, responses: 0)

Our (updated) info is posted on the Wiki site:

http://devel.webwork.rochester.edu/twiki/bin/view/Webwork/WeBWorKInstallation

(Why do we keep two lists of this kind?)

Lars.

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