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• oriend Member

  January 2019

  WOKE
• ben47955 Member

  January 2019

  You lost a part of your life in reading this.
• eol Member

  January 2019

  Oh no.
• pullangcubo Member

  January 2019

  @uptime said:
  

  Oh shit! That's what nightmares are made of!
• ZA_capetown Member

  January 2019

  It all depends on the question, except when it doesn't.
• JabJab Member

  January 2019

  Hello?
• eol Member

  January 2019

  Knock, knock.
• FAT32 Administrator, Deal Compiler Extraordinaire

  January 2019 edited January 2019

  @eol said:
  Knock, knock.

  Who's there?

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• eol Member

  January 2019

  @FAT32 said:

  @eol said:
  Knock, knock.

  Who's there?

  Wire.

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• FAT32 Administrator, Deal Compiler Extraordinaire

  January 2019

  @eol said:
  Wire.

  Wire who?

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• eol Member

  January 2019

  @FAT32 said:

  @eol said:
  Wire.

  Wire who?

  Wire you askin' ?

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• ben47955 Member

  January 2019

  Lol
• MasonR Community Contributor

  January 2019 edited January 2019

  

  Edit2: some eggs balls for the buffalo

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• uptime Member

  January 2019

  ^ ye olde load balancer

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• ben47955 Member

  January 2019

  

  New Virmach logo

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• uptime Member

  January 2019 edited January 2019

  So ... about that storage buffalo - it's been (as expected) a decent connect for kimsufi in Beauharnois, blazing a trail at a consistent 10 to 11 MB/s, just a bit shy of the 100 mbit cap on the kimsufi side.

  I notice cpu shows tends to show some load just supporting ssh and scp processes (plus whatever extra load from writing to LUKS without AES flag enabled etc.)

  CPU[|||||||||||||||||||||||| 74.7%]   Tasks: 32, 4 thr; 3 running
  Mem[|||||||||||||||||||||323M/997M]   Load average: 0.51 0.53 0.31
  Swp[                      0K/1024M]   Uptime: 32 days, 20:18:31
     PID USER     PRI  NI  VIRT   RES   SHR S CPU% MEM%   TIME+  Command
  23941 xxxxx      20   0 48800  7996  5044 R 18.5  0.8  2:57.66 /usr/bin/ssh -x
  23940 xxxxx      20   0 14332  2060  1928 S  4.1  0.2  0:30.83 scp ks:xx ./xx
  23971 xxxxx      20   0 24224  3460  3052 R  0.7  0.3  0:00.36 htop
  

  works fine for me anyway but maybe something to keep an eye on if running any more ambitious backend on this particular beast of burden

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• eol Member

  January 2019

  Buffalo of burden.

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• uptime Member

  January 2019 edited January 2019

  EDIT2:

  so, while pulling down about 100 GB via scp, I'm seeing CPU average bouncing around 50%

  Load average: 0.76 0.83 0.7
  

  considering opening a ticket to suggest enabling AES flag for CPU ...
• eol Member

  January 2019 edited January 2019

  Good idea.
  Good luck.

  EDIT2:
  Good edit.

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• ben47955 Member

  January 2019

  Nice load average

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• uptime Member

  January 2019

  yeah, it'd be a pity if something was to happen to it ...
• oriend Member

  January 2019

  like idling...

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• uptime Member

  January 2019 edited January 2019

  

  remote hands are at the ready to do the needful

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• eol Member

  January 2019

  

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• uptime Member

  January 2019 edited January 2019

  

  EDIT2:

  Idle servers are the devil's playground. Discuss.

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• eol Member

  January 2019

  You need to secure your idle servers for them NOT to become the devil's playground.

  EDIT2:
  No idea.

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• oriend Member

  January 2019

  first comment today

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• ZA_capetown Member

  January 2019

  this is not the first comment today
• JabJab Member

  January 2019

  ZA_capetown said: this is not the first comment today

  Timezones man, it could be first in some area!

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• eol Member

  January 2019

  Inb4 comment.