I want to be able to shutdown my server remotely by clicking on a button on a web page. The server runs Ubuntu 14.04.1 64 Bit and a python web application. I have not decided which yet, but it will be either Apache or Gunicorn.
I need to be able to shut the server down remotely since I won't alw...
this is all linux fault :-) now i have a CLI to reconfigure the driver itself ? another book to read, and another set of parameters.
Think it would take them 10-15 minutes to put that in a gui , and tell me what button push when all it does is FAIL!
the proper way to do this is to put it into compatability mode (Whatever the heck that would be) and let me break it later with the commands :-) I can Do that.
"Note that the maximum target queue depth in-use by target devices is a very nebulous number, which changes dynamically over time based upon . . . ." Now that explains a lot, I am stuck in the nebula cloud , even error event sencors are down, must find some way out before the return period expires.
By the time I get this working and completely figured out, i will be able to shut down every server in america , with a few simple commands :-)
@HackToHell you will be happy to know the price only goes up on the really good ones, and the lemons it drops :-(
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For some unholy reason I am required by work to print out 10,500 e-mails AND their attachments (which accompany about 70% of the e-mails) through Outlook 2010. I, like you, am appalled at such ridiculous inefficiency and the 55,000 pieces of paper we have estimated this will cost us and the world...
110 reems of paper, 24# paper reem is 2.25in. tall, making a stack of paper that would go from the floor to the ceiling 2 times, at a total ~20.6 feet high, as nice tight stacked new before even printing.
the adaptec is $100+ more besides, i will have lost the whole price of another motherboard, and do not even know if it will work. Must . . . be . . . some . way to make it work, it cant end like this.
I found one other (german) user with very similar issue, with 9341, they got 9361 instead, and are not problem free with it either, other than that finding users with it is limited. So Serverfault may know, but they would kick me out for being a measly low-life desktop user.
Can I install Visual Studio 2013 when I already have Visual Studio 2012 on Windows 7 installed? ... or it's much better to uninstall 2012 version and then install 2013 from scratch?
Stats on memory usage (in Megabytes):
494586.842 equivalent memory usage for states (stored*(State-vector + overhead))
35814.258 actual memory usage for states (compression: 7.24%)
state-vector as stored = 26 byte + 28 byte overhead
8192.000 memory used for hash table (-w30)
0.534 memory used for DFS stack (-m10000)
6.825 memory lost to fragmentation
43999.968 total actual memory usage
@allquixotic I need one of those IBM mainframes :P
@Bob I could see about shutting down the entire United States' ability to file for retirement/disability/survivors' insurance online, for a day or two, and give you access to something like 512 hexacore 5.5 GHz processors manufactured on a 32nm process with 30MB of cache per processor and several hundred TB of RAM?
(took a LOT longer to process, though I went for maximum compression. lrzip does seem to expand to fill all unused processor power thread a lot better)
What you saw above was five nodes. It aborted (with compression) after using 44 GB of RAM, the max limit we defined. Took an hour and a half to get there.
@Bob EC2. Set up a grid that would cost about $100 per hour, turn it on for one hour, start a script that sleeps for 3600 seconds and then submits the shutdown command (to prevent you from paying ridiculous $$$), and do your computation on that :P
r3.8xlarge has 244 GiB of RAM and 104 execution units; 2 x 320 GB SSDs. Current price in N. Virginia is $0.956 per Hour for an r3.8xlarge. So you could have 100 of them, for 24,400 GiB of RAM, for $95.60. :P
I guess i missed this when i bought that raid card newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16816118236 Nobody there (unlike the listing i aquired it) got it to work in anything correctaly. after spending time with support.
of course, you'd have to prepare an AWS image with all your software preinstalled and configured, and write a script calling the AWS API to turn everything on once you get the instances
support was apparently claiming that having it set for 12G was just to much for it :-) and had them turning it down. Yea because data moving to fast will BSOD most operating systems right :-) that is why ram and ramdisks never work.
after re-installing windows 7 i am realsing that any advice i supplied on SuperUser must look totally insane (or inane). you cant DO anything, i cant even tell a zip from an exe. you cant even see admin tools, and finding things like a event log are like finding a straight person in san francisco
I have ShareX installed and configured to upload screenshots to Imgur (not Stack Imgur, for perhaps obvious reasons; just Imgur).
Chat likes to mangle those links by cutting the image hash part short. For example this image URL:
http://i.imgur.com/7zct02s.png
Gets rendered like so:
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running linux i have a few processes which tend to crash occasionally (game servers), which end up using 100% cpu. I'm looking for a program or script to check the cpu usage of a list of processes by name and if they are at 100% for more than X time, say 30 seconds, kill them. I tried ps-watcher ...
well that was fun, i got newegg to drop the re-stocking fee based on the card should not have been sold, and it certannly should not be re-stocked and sold at all. YAY! psyco 1 machines 2639 were winning :-)
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hmm all i have to do to manually install the updates and test each for failures is boot ~150 times. and check the logs 150 times to check for errors on each update. I should have this all back up to full operation in as little as 2 years.
@AwalGarg If you directly compare an x86-32 and x86-64 binary, the latter is probably bigger too. That's down to instruction widths and alignment and compiler optimisations. And doesn't account for much.
@Bob yeah, actual binary sizes don't tend to differ all that dramatically from arch to arch, except for Mac's "fat binaries", which actually contain compiles for multiple archictectures within a single file
although if you have a binary which contains an enormous bundled resource, like 400 MB of MP3s, and about 200 KB of code, the size is not going to appear relatively significant between any two arches; even Mac's fat binary would only add 400 KB of code (ish), which is dwarved by the size of the media.
so it depends on how much of the binary is actually code, vs. "resources" (bits of other things that aren't code)
@AwalGarg the binary may be embedding info about the compiler -- metadata like "Visual Studio 2010 32-bit" or something -- and the number of bits it takes to represent that might differ between the 32-bit version of VS and the 64-bit
I got this shiny new 4K monitor (Samsung U28D590) at work but my graphics card (GeForce GT 640) can't do 4K @ 60Hz. I'm connected using HDMI.
This is an office computer so no gaming performace is needed.
What's the cheapest card that can handle 4K @ 60Hz reliably? Either over HDMI or DisplayPor...
I have ShareX installed and configured to upload screenshots to Imgur (not Stack Imgur, for perhaps obvious reasons; just Imgur).
Chat likes to mangle those links by cutting the image hash part short. For example this image URL:
http://i.imgur.com/7zct02s.png
Gets rendered like so:
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I got this shiny new 4K monitor (Samsung U28D590) at work but my graphics card (GeForce GT 640) can't do 4K @ 60Hz. I'm connected using HDMI.
This is an office computer so no gaming performace is needed.
What's the cheapest card that can handle 4K @ 60Hz reliably? Either over HDMI or DisplayPor...
