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14:01
@Cole Why are you thinking about shit anyway
@Cole try focusing on boobs instead.
Can I question about at commands on this site? I just want to know if there is a universal at command that dumps the modem info, such as the ip address its using, etc
In computer telecommunication, the Hayes command set is a specific command language originally developed for the Hayes Smartmodem 300 baud modem in 1981. The command set consists of a series of short text strings which combine together to produce complete commands for operations such as dialing, hanging up, and changing the parameters of the connection. The vast majority of dialup modems use the Hayes command set in numerous variations. The command set covered only those operations supported by the earliest 300 bit/s modems. When new commands were required to control additional functiona...
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and modems don't know about IP addresses, that's PPP's job.
thanks
Hi. Can anyone give me some homeserver hardware recs?
Just a few hints. I dont know where to start. I thought starting with the cpu would be fine. What do you think of i3-3227U?
14:13
Get a Mac mini and a Time capsule.
Fuck NFS
Mac Mini? Time capsule?
@ManuelSchneid3r Works great for me.
@DennisKaarsemaker ATH0
Well NFS on Windows to a Solaris box is making me want to punch myself in the face.
14:15
@Cole Use protection.
Okay let me specify what I need first
@voretaq7 +++ATH0
@ManuelSchneid3r Ah, requirements, yeah, that'll help. :)
@ManuelSchneid3r IBM Power 7
Everyone needs Power7 hardware :-P
for everything.
@voretaq7 But Power8 coming Real Soon!
14:16
yuck, home servers
I'll tune out for this one
@jscott yes and when it's released everyone will need that.
1. priority is powerconsumption. I will first run RAID1 2x2TB later eventually RAID5 3x2TB. I guess this will make up to 15Watts of power. But I do need those rarely. I guess every second day. All other time those shall be in standby. Well due to this, the idle consumption will mostly result form the rest of the system.
I will need this for streaming to HTPCs at home, webserver, mailserver, git repos, fileserver an some linux experiments.
Hey all
So I need a perfect combination of CPU, Mainboard, RAM ca 16GB SSD.
@Jacob How goes it?
14:21
Everytime the word cPa*** appears that message should be flagged as inappropriate
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I will try to undervolt the system. And my goal is to reach at most 20W in idle not runnning the HDDs. Do you have any suggestions?
@Tanner Waiting for my roommate to show up on move in day.

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For all you Super Users out there. You have backups, right?
@ManuelSchneid3r yes. Read the message in the top right of the screen
Try there.
14:22
then go to superuser.com
@ManuelSchneid3r If you just want low power, there's lots of mini-ITX stuff out there. What sort connectivity for your drives?
@ManuelSchneid3r Why bother? Power isn't too bad?
SATA. Or what do mean?
@ManuelSchneid3r Please don't do RAID 5 with big disks. You will lose all your hard-earned data. Use RAID6 instead.
@TomO'Connor This is very true... If you want to go all RAID Cowboy than you might aswell use RAID0 because your data will get lost either way...
14:26
@ManuelSchneid3r Here's a CD101-N2800, 1.86GHz Atom, 6.5 W <=4GB RAM -- note that's just an quick Google example. There are lots of other manufacturers and models out there.
@TomO'Connor raid 1+0. 5 and 6 are just performance killers.
@TomO'Connor depends how many drives you've got...
and lose "all" your data is a bit of a stretch
Dan
Dan
@DennisKaarsemaker Only a hero would use Raid Zero
if you hit a bad sector when rebuilding, you lost that sector
Dan
Dan
@Olipro Good luck recovering from a failed RAID5 build
14:27
@Olipro No it doesn't.
@Dan that's why I said 1+0
or 0+1
Called pop supplier, asked for a product list, they said "Sure, we'll fax it to your in two days". WTF?
@TomO'Connor sure it does, it affects the probability of a bad sector when rebuilding
If you've got 10 1TB disks in RAID 5, and you get a read-error whilst rebuilding, you lose the entire thing.
if I have a 4 drive RAID 5, the odds of a bad sector at rebuild are lower than a 20 drive RAID 5
14:28
@ChrisS oh, nevermind, I'll have ordered from your competitor by then
if a drive chokes during rebuild, sure
if the drive just gets a single bad sector
you've lost a stripe
Dan
Dan
@Olipro That's what theyr'e referring too
@DennisKaarsemaker We have them locked into a 22 year old contract... The terms are rather favorable for us. So we'll wait, but still....
and if you've got a small scale array, assuming all the drives aren't from the same manufacturer/batch, the odds of another failing during rebuild aren't that high
Dan
Dan
With RAID5, when rebuilding you're hammering the other drives which are probably part of the same batch as the one that just failed.
14:30
osnap
@ChrisS ah, so they're trying to get rid of you. Cunning :)
Dan
Dan
So that's point, RAID6 gives you that resilience.
I wouldn't put it past them...
it gives you 1 additional disk's worth of resilience
Dan
Dan
@Olipro Yes, which is a lot as during a rebuild you have 0 resilence vs having some reslience
14:31
if you're using drives ALL from the same batch with a large quantity of them, RAID6 could well be insufficient
really comes down to density and number of drives, as well as your storage goals
Dan
Dan
@Olipro Well, yeah, there's still a reasonable limit to the number of drives. And there are alternatives (RAID10 springs to mind), plus that's why we have backups! But ultimately, I accept the view that RAID5 isn't tolerent enough vs 6
RAID 5 is just fine, if you have a sufficiently low number of drives and can rebuild in a reasonable space of time
@ManuelSchneid3r Raspberry Pi - <10W. You'll have an insanely hard time getting a x86 system under 20W at the wall.
unless you're in a situation where you can't even tolerate a single stripe being lost
I RAID5 with fast disks... that's about it
14:35
odds of a drive having a few bad sectors aren't too low, odds of the entire drive fucking itself during rebuild? not hugely likely either
looks at starred comments
What the cPanel?
MothercPaneling cPaneler
Dan
Dan
@Olipro I've seen it loads
Well, back in the older days granted
jeez, that was comic gold, go cPanel yourselves :(
I DO have a monster RAID6 that would make @Basil cringe.
@ChrisS I have a RPi Running. But there is no SATA and hence no RAID and additionionally just 100MBit. But quite efficient with 1-3W headless
what sort of drives are in the array?
14:39
@Olipro 146GB 15k disks.
Dan
Dan
@ewwhite From this point on RAID6 will be a euphemism
Odds of a drive having bad sectors are 100%.
Odds of a drive having bad sectors in excess of the spare block count is much lower :)
hurr hurr
@ManuelSchneid3r USB External HDs - And 100Mb is plenty for what you've described...
Sounds like you need to get your requirements straight, then go shopping.
@Dan it's huuuge
14:41
That's what she said
@DennisKaarsemaker Don't make me cPanel all over you!
You asswagons.
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lmao at how someone flagged "cPanel" as offensive and not "asswagons"
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@JoshGitlin Buncha cuntfurlongs.
But, at the risk of being attacked for reminding everyone, flags are really not toys...
@JoshGitlin welcome to the comms room. Where insults are the norm and stupidity is offensive :)
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14:44
hahahaha
I'm not stupid! Oooh shiny
@DennisKaarsemaker Douche-slingshot.
@Wesley neh, that's hard to pronounce
@Wesley stop describing cPanel.
I dunno, asswagon is just a wagon pulled by a donkey. cPanel, on the other hand, really does sound offensive.
14:45
douchewaffle works better
CUNT SOCK! that's a new one I came up with last night.
You are very creative.
@Cole that... makes even less sense than normal...
I will come up with a medal for you.
@DennisKaarsemaker you're welcome.
14:46
@Cole you're approaching @Wesley levels of insanity
It's the cats.
These dual 23" monitors are sexy
@Cole Did you get new ones?
@Jacob yeah work got me 2 x 23" widescreen monitors
Because I'm awesome.
Ah ha it was you @Jacob who flagged cPanel as offensive, amirite? ;-)
@JoshGitlin actually no, I considered it.
Dan
Dan
14:49
@ewwhite Yes, your mother mentioned
yup
@Jacob haha. How's life been?
@JoshGitlin no, that was @Wesley's nemesis
Who has a rotating on-call schedule here?
with more than one person on call at a time.
14:51
@Cole me.
@Cole I bought 2 of these for University on sale for 160 a piece, they're brighter than the room light.
@Cole me
I'm glad I'm not. Then again, we're not a 24x7 shop anyway.
@JoshGitlin I just started attending University at WVU Tech NOT WVU after graduating HS early. WVUTech.edu
Congrats! Enjoying it so far?
@Cole We started one about a month after I got here. Unfortunately, we never decided who was on call first. The schedule is rotating, but we're never sure whose turn it is.
Fuck you Verizon for not allowing symbols in passwords.
14:55
@JoshGitlin Class hasn't started, so yeah why not.
@dan Huuuge...
Smart Array P812 in Slot 1                (sn: PAGXQ0ARHZ101R)

   array A (SAS, Unused Space: 1901  MB)


      logicaldrive 1 (2.3 TB, RAID 6, OK)

      physicaldrive 2E:1:1 (port 2E:box 1:bay 1, SAS, 146 GB, OK)
      physicaldrive 2E:1:2 (port 2E:box 1:bay 2, SAS, 146 GB, OK)
      physicaldrive 2E:1:3 (port 2E:box 1:bay 3, SAS, 146 GB, OK)
      physicaldrive 2E:1:4 (port 2E:box 1:bay 4, SAS, 146 GB, OK)
      physicaldrive 2E:1:5 (port 2E:box 1:bay 5, SAS, 146 GB, OK)
      physicaldrive 2E:1:6 (port 2E:box 1:bay 6, SAS, 146 GB, OK)
@Cole more than one person?
@voretaq7 we have 3 people on call
1st, 2nd, and 3rd.
why would you have such a situation? The point of on-call is so that the rest of your team can sleep.
@voretaq7 in case you can't reach the first or second person
14:58
@Cole wait, wat?
Plus not everyone is cross trained
@Cole If you have enough people to have 3 deep, have a primary, a backup, and an off.
We're supporting 80 sites here.
@Cole then cross train them.
@voretaq7 lol.
14:58
@Cole err, you're doing it wrong. You should always be able to reach the primary on call
riiiiight
There is no valid reason for the whole company to be "on call"
@DennisKaarsemaker that doesn't happen.
@voretaq7 there's 5 of us
@Cole then make it happen :)
@Cole then fire them.
14:58
3 on 2 off. They're not going to change it
You're on call, you're available.
in helpdesk, supporting all the remote offices, we have 1 on call
@Cole Like @DennisKaarsemaker said, you guys are Doing It Wrong
@voretaq7 i agree, but not so much here
(120 offices)
14:59
We have a 24x7 help desk
I'd quit.
in production, supporting beeelions of euros, we have one on call.
We don't get a lot of calls I should say, apparently only when I'm on call do I seem to get calls.

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