Hello
Oh hai
eyy
EHLO mji
apparently I had a kernel panic a week or so ago, didn't even notice
Uptime: 461d4h37m56s
oh well, it was a good run anyway :)
islandfox: shucks!
up_the_irons: love your stable service!
btw, at some point I wanted to ask (now that I don't care about rebooting...) is it possible to get an in-place disk image expansion?
rather than adding another virtual disk, which I recall was how size upgrades may be done here at least in the past
islandfox: see "Disk" : http://support.arpnetworks.com/kb/vps/how-do-i-upgrade-or-downgrade-my-vps
islandfox: glad you enjoy the stable service :)
ah perfect, it's been a long time since I saw the ARP site ;)
p220 carry, with Siglite sights
doh, wrong window
up_the_irons: you familiar with guagga?
jpalmer: quagga ?
it's a fork of zebra (routing daemon)
jpalmer: yeah, but u spelled it with a g
;)
oh,  my bd.
I mispeslled 'bad' too :P
lol
mind if I shoot you a /msg?
jpalmer: yeah i have used it before, but i wouldn't say i'm a hot shot
jpalmer: u can always /msg me :)
up_the_irons: sorry if this is another FAQ (I don't see it), but how is the reboot scheduled for the disk upgrade? is that something you need to do or can I do it at any time after the upgrade takes effect?
islandfox: for the disk expansion style upgrade?
well, upgrading the whole plan, but including a disk upgrade
up_the_irons: err, I misread your question, yes, for the in-place disk expansion
islandfox: i need to take it down for a minute to expand the underlying volume.
up_the_irons: ok, I guess if I could get a notification of when it's scheduled for so I can watch it that would be good... will be sending an email about upgrading soon!
islandfox: roger that
anybody know an easy way to do a quick in-place edit of a binary file (e.g. "sed -i" but for binary files)?
Need a OSS Distributed FS which does parity (not just file copy) between disks on a node and between nodes
and has building compression and snaphots...
built-in*
ORR, a analytics app to look at ZFS stats across many ZFS file servers
such as hot files, nodes, etc