@derobert I saw in the mail list that they are trying to keep the status on btrfs.wiki.kernel.org/index.php/Status

oh the irony:

> Device replace mostly OK gets stuck on devices with bad sectors

:P

@Braiam LOL, yeah! But I worked around it.... :-/

	my %res;
	@res{values %{$ti->{data_rev}}} = @res;
	return (WL_FOUND, \%res);

... oh dear that's confusing. I think I'll reconsider after dinner.

I don't even know the language I'm reading

Perl

@derobert maybe you should share that on the mail list?

@derobert But isn't that an unlikely scenario?

I'm seeing some weird behavior here. There seems to be some rogue process aggressively downloading/uploading data on my machine. It seems to have downloaded 40 GB or so in the last two days.

According to iftop, the culprit might be bitcast-in.bitgravity.com. Suggestions on what do to about this? Should I post a question?

@FaheemMitha Well, when one disk fails, what's the chance the other happens to have a bad sector? Especially if it's a large disk. That means data will be lost.

@FaheemMitha probably some way to enable per-process traffic accounting. Would be worth a question, if there isn't already one

@derobert Yes, looking now. Not really seeing much. There is this:

I really need something to send me email if something funky is going on. Like an unusual bump in usage. My machine has downloaded/uploaded 40GB in the last 2 days. I was actually not even near it most of the time, because we've been having a domestic medical emergency.

And, to be clear, 40GB in 2 days is extremely high traffic for me. And I have metered bandwidth.

/me checks counters on firewall... hmmm... 141 GiB RX, 60 GiB TX... up 28 days. Wow, that's low.

@FaheemMitha I think there are plenty of program that'll monitor bandwidth usage and alert. A lot of people have bandwidth limits.

@derobert low??!!

@derobert Should I ask a question?

@FaheemMitha I couldn't find a question about per-process traffic accounting either. So yeah, you should ask.

@derobert ok. Thanks.

@FaheemMitha Yeah, working on CueISRC apparently means I'm not watching nearly as much Netflix as normal...

Netflix is ~7GB/hr for UltraHD

@derobert Wow. That wouldn't work here.

Hello,

I make a GET request on my website

send(Socket,"GET / HTTP/1.1\r\nHost: www.example.com \r\n\r\n", 1023, 0);

with c and I get html content

But on website I have some css, js, jpg files, how I can get them in request?

I'm sure we have a duplicate for this unix.stackexchange.com/q/312246/41104

found it

Hi @cas. Are you around? My sister is in hospital. And the doctors said her kidneys have shut down, and they have put her on dialysis. Since I think you know about this stuff, I wondered if I could ask a few things about it.