mercutio: do you still have to specify ip unnumbered these days? up_the_irons: now, if i assign the .0 to *another* router (but same vlan), for redundancy let's say, then have the host configured to have .0 as a lower priority default route, this could present some level of gateway redundancy on /30 links, something that is somewhat difficult (VRRP and HSRP don't support /30's "out of the box", need tricks)
mercutio: as of IOS 12.0, it is the default mercutio: up_the_irons: i have a diff idea :) up_the_irons: mercutio: do tell :) mercutio: can you get kvm to restrict ip's?
and then just use /24s and vrrp? up_the_irons: mercutio: so a shared vlan type setup (which I think you're getting at) is not feasable (counter to my ideals of customer segregation and network design) arenlor: Who the hell needs a 16 TB file, or a 1EB file system? btrfs is even more insane, 16 EB for both. mercutio: up_the_irons: ok.. so it's partially about being shared on one network/ up_the_irons: arenlor: insane mercutio: segment arenlor: up_the_irons: Do you even have 16 TB total? mercutio: well the other way to go is you take over the ip completely with a different router if the router goes down up_the_irons: mercutio: well, two things: 1) majority of customers have only 1 IP (/30), 2) VRRP or HSRP aren't exactly noted for their success stories. It is better for the client / host to make the proper routing desicision then to move some "magic" IP between separate switches mercutio: because i think it's a different story using 4 ip addresses on a /30 then using a /31 with 2 addresses. up_the_irons: arenlor: 16TB total of what?:) arenlor: up_the_irons: Disk space. mercutio: well what i hate most about vrrp is when things half work up_the_irons: arenlor: on all my hosts? mercutio: because it's going out one router and coming back through the other. arenlor: up_the_irons: Yeah, just wondering if ext4 could create a file larger than all your hosts could hold. mercutio: but vrrp does work reasonably often.. it's just when it doesn't it's more complicated. up_the_irons: mercutio: that's actually not too big a problem; the bigger problem is the IP moving around mercutio: oh?
i've never found that to be a problem? up_the_irons: mercutio: routing is asynchronous anyway, so it doesn't matter if traffic comes in one way and leaves another mercutio: up_the_irons: i just mean when things break
it makes it harder to debug
but all redundant solutions are harder to debug up_the_irons: arenlor: in total, across all hosts, i have about 104TB of space; but that couldn't be used for a single file obviously...
mercutio: yeah mercutio: up_the_irons: you're using local storage? up_the_irons: mercutio: yep mercutio: mm arenlor: up_the_irons: True, at least makes me a little more sane to know that you have more space than ext4 can take up in one file. Btrfs would still think that's a tiny file. mercutio: how often do you have router failures?
arenlor: just because things "can" scale doesn't mean they will up_the_irons: arenlor: lol arenlor: mercutio: I've only ever seen one I think, and it was for only a short bit. mercutio: i would be very hestitant about having a 100tb file system with btrfs
hell i'm hesistant about having a 1tb file system with btrfs arenlor: mercutio: Try 16 EB mercutio: cos i think in some ways automatic failover isn't really necssary
but having backups of router config
being able to get something up and going quickly etc is handy up_the_irons: mercutio: i've never had a router failure, but i know one day it is inevitable. i am preparing for that possibility. i hate single points of failure mercutio: up_the_irons: well so do i :) ..
but
i think host failure is more likely
and while you're using local storage... arenlor: up_the_irons: Have you looked at netflix's monkey to see if it's usable for you? up_the_irons: mercutio: well, yes, and so i've already prepared for that :) mercutio: there's a higher chance of a protracted outage from that then router.
ok :) up_the_irons: arenlor: i only just heard of it
haven't really looked further mercutio: not trying to tell you what to do.
just giving my input :) up_the_irons: chaos monkey or something? arenlor: up_the_irons: Yep up_the_irons: mercutio: we have failures in local storage frequently, but it is a RAID 10, so the drive gets replaced. No big deal, that problem is already solved. arenlor: up_the_irons: Why 10? up_the_irons: i watched a talk by a guy from Edgecast; they have 6000 servers. he says they have a HD failure every 12 hours :) mercutio: well as long as you don't have two disks die at once :) up_the_irons: arenlor: speed and more drives can fail
mercutio: sure, of course mercutio: up_the_irons: i wonder how many memory stick failures they get up_the_irons: yeah
i've only had 1 mercutio: memory stick failures can be confusing though up_the_irons: spinning things die a lot faster... ;) mercutio: yeh
are you using sata disks? arenlor: Heh, this is how efficient RAID 2 is: 1 − 1/n ⋅ log2(n-1) mercutio: huh?
what's raid 2?
and those don't show
oh hamming codes :) arenlor: mercutio: You don't know what RAID 2 is? mercutio: well it's not exactly common
but i found wikipedia entry ;) arenlor: mercutio: True. I have to go lookup what exactly RAID 1+0 does, but I know RAID 2. I think something is wrong with me. mercutio: arenlor: heh
heard of raidz-2? arenlor: mercutio: Nope. mercutio: basically 4 disks plus 2 partiy
or such
but any two disks can die up_the_irons: mercutio: yeah, sata mercutio: up_the_irons: re4s? arenlor: mercutio: Nice. up_the_irons: mercutio: nah, too expensive and i've had just as many failures with so-called "enterprise" drives than regular drives, so i stay with the regular ones mercutio: up_the_irons: ahh..
i've been using diff disks
and i've noticed that some disks are a lot faster with raid 10 type configs than others
err or some are slower
but it's not the same as desktop benchmarks up_the_irons: yeah
mercutio: which are you finding are the fastest? mercutio: umm slowest is ST32000641AS
WD2002FAEX-0 is faster
i'm not sure what fastest are :)
zfs is kind of special in that it'll push more load to faster disks
though
err i mean "idle" disks
like it's not strictly balanced up_the_irons: ah mercutio: but yeh the seagates seem wlower
that's an older seagate though
older wd too
i haven't tried in raid yet
but in desktop usage the new seagates are fast
the new ones are 1tb/platter
think is it's about seek time and stuff more when you do lots of small tranfers
that happens with raid
those seagates are from when the flooding happened
and limited availability of hard-disks ***: ryk has quit IRC (Ping timeout: 246 seconds) up_the_irons: yeah
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got your message from last night
the VPS was indeed booted, and vnc never responded
when it is shut down, i get a 'connection refused' which is a slightly different scenario
rebooting did solve the problem, vnc is now back up, but I was hoping to not have to resort to that, as I lost my console session. ***: LT has quit IRC (Quit: Leaving)
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ryk has joined #arpnetworks mikeputnam: anyone know roughly how much disk it would take to apt-mirror the ubuntu 12.04 updates locally? arenlor: mikeputnam: No idea, but I think that up_the_irons has/was working on a local mirror. mikeputnam: found it https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Mirrors/
~600GB ***: gcw|mbpro has quit IRC (Remote host closed the connection)
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nestea has joined #arpnetworks up_the_irons: mikeputnam: yeah, 600GB is about the size of our Ubuntu mirror
ryk: see the "Some things to note" section here: http://support.arpnetworks.com/kb/vps/out-of-band-management
ryk: you might have had another session (stale) open somewhere else ryk: interesting. what if it was on my computer?
as in, the original session was on my computer, and i rebooted; shouldn't that have reset it? ***: Webhostbudd has quit IRC (Quit: Leaving) toddf: ryk: oob connects to a tcp socket the kvm instance that is the equivalent of 'qemu' running on his system.
ryk: the only time you get disconnected is if you poweroff your kvm instance
*egg on face* sorry up_the_irons I forgot you have the older libvirt that can't do the 'system_reset' equivalent just yet
so if you reboot your guest os, your oob will survive
if you hard poweroff your vps, your oob should die and force you to reconnect arenlor: .clear
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redsteal has joined #arpnetworks redsteal: hum, My server ping time out 4 time tonight is there any reason milki: i havent had any problems mhoran: Seems like some network issues, but I'm not having any troubles anymore. Possibly routing, I only lost connection from home. redsteal: it's ok now
but 13h30 to 14h35 (GMT -5) got 4 connectivity drop fink: i lost connection too
must be sunflares
or thor is sucking up our bandwidth mercutio: heh i was wondering where you were connecting from redsteal
but you're connecting frmo your vps i see :) up_the_irons: redsteal: what is your vnc host? (so i know what host you are on)
think I found it, kvr25
No issues on that host tonight jlgaddis: < redsteal> hum, My server ping time out 4 time tonight is there any reason <-- yeah, up_the_irons got bored this evening, went into the datacenter, and was randomly unplugging cables and plugging them back in to see if anyone would notice
seriously, though, the issues could have been at any hop in between you and your vps mercutio: jlg: mhoran had issue too?
but they both may be using hte same isp or path
according to nanog bell canada had a big issue recently
and peering between glbx and level 3 broke
mzima seems to send a lot of traffic through glbx... and level 3 are huge.. so if your isp is using level 3 that could explain it
(and mzima don't directly peer with level 3.. but peer through glbx)
i thought level3 owned glbx though
and i do mean gblx not glbx
mm reading furhter
http://www.bgpmon.net/bell-leak.txt
bell canada did a route leak.. which included arp networks
http://seclists.org/nanog/2012/Aug/231 jlgaddis: my monitoring systems didn't report any issues reaching my vps' mercutio: jlg: i didn't notice any issues too jlgaddis: (my own instance of opsview -- through level3 in chicago -- and pingdom -- through multiple carriers throughout the world)
arp has several different prefixes, though, so maybe they only hijacked a portion of them (and not the ones my vps' are on) mercutio: it was all of them
it seems to be because arp have transit with tata
oh hangon
arp doens't have transit with tata do they?
i thought it was trit they had transit with
but basically the gist is bell canada was advertising when they shouldn't have been
and some people may have got a preferred route through them ***: hive-min1 has joined #arpnetworks -: jlgaddis goes to catch up on nanog real quick mercutio: which is what route filters are foor
limited by bell canada
and yo'll find the thread ***: hive-mind has quit IRC (Ping timeout: 240 seconds) jlgaddis: *nod* flipped over to my nanog folder and that thread is right on top ***: hive-min1 has quit IRC (Ping timeout: 272 seconds)
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hive-mind has joined #arpnetworks arenlor: Other than massive ping times, can anyone tell me what could be causing this traceroute: http://pastebin.com/ip8ata5y because I'm wondering if my Internet is about to disappear on me. ***: hive-mind has quit IRC (Ping timeout: 256 seconds)
hive-mind has joined #arpnetworks jlgaddis: latency/congestion in the ATM network between your CPE and your ISP's BRAS ?
or solar flares mercutio: you could be uploading a file arenlor ***: hive-mind has quit IRC (Ping timeout: 248 seconds) mercutio: it's normal for adsl connections to ping upwards of 1 second when uploading due to "bufferbloat" arenlor: mercutio: Nope, that's just what my Internet does to me. mercutio: well there's extreme congestion
is there any open wifi?
bittorrent? arenlor: mercutio: Nope and nope. mercutio: is your sync rate ok? arenlor: mercutio: Yep. It just is really shitty service.
I've seen it drop to ~80kbps ***: hive-mind has joined #arpnetworks mercutio: what's your sync rate?
are there errors on the adsl statistics? jlgaddis: did you watch the video of the nanog presentation i linked to a few days ago? arenlor: jlgaddis: I downloaded, but have not had time to watch it yet. mercutio: jlg: what's the presentation on? jlgaddis: i've made all my colleagues watch it a while back and suggest it to others all the time mercutio: jlg: is it worse during the evening? jlgaddis: mercutio: traceroute mercutio: i think the biggest problem with traceroute is you need to do it frmo both sides
and with udp and tcp and icmp
now days :)
well sometimes arenlor: Heh, seems there are tons of errors with my dsl. mercutio: arenlor: what's your atteunation?
attenuation?
downstream and upstream
if it's like > 60db you are likely to have shit connectivity arenlor: mercutio: Not sure where to find it. mercutio: what kind of modem is it? arenlor: Shitty? mercutio: what moedl?
model
a whole lot of them have mock interfaces on the net jlgaddis: lol mercutio: or docuemntaiton
so i can tell you where to go :) ***: fink has quit IRC (Quit: fink) mercutio: you could also try telnet
lots of broadcom chipsets have telnet open
admin/admin arenlor: mercutio: It says Sagecom SE567 on it, but no model number.[21:50] <mercutio> adsl info mercutio: that's a model number arenlor: It's one of the ISP provided things. mercutio: are you with bell canada? arenlor: mercutio: Frontier. mercutio: no idea who that is
but i serached that modem and it came up with bell canada
who had massive issues today :) arenlor: mercutio: 4th largest telecom in the US mercutio: oh ok :)
i'm in new zealand... arenlor: mercutio: I know mercutio: ok
just saying i'm not completely ignorant
just not aware of stuff there so much arenlor: If it was Verizon, AT&T, or CenturyLink you'd have heard of it. ***: hive-mind has quit IRC (Ping timeout: 268 seconds) mercutio: http://www.broadbandreports.com/comments/1677?1=1&p=7
i know comcast, verizon, at&t
dunno centurylink ***: hive-mind has joined #arpnetworks mercutio: verizon fios seems common?
well with geeks i suppose :) arenlor: mercutio: Third largest telecom. Those three are the surviving Baby Bells. mercutio: i'm not having luck finding much
is it the same as gigaset?
http://www.wikidevi.com/wiki/Sagemcom_SE567_(Frontier_Communications)
i think you had typo :)
oh god it's TI chipset -: arenlor is lightly dyslexic. arenlor: Got a clue what OAM end-to-end is? mercutio: ok do you have atm statistics? arenlor: Yep mercutio: ok
pastebin me them? arenlor: http://pastebin.com/bSZf1a8K ***: hive-mind has quit IRC (Ping timeout: 252 seconds) mercutio: it really doesn't line up very well arenlor: mercutio: How so? ***: hive-mind has joined #arpnetworks jlgaddis: click "raw"
oh, doesn't help
88520 rx errors? mercutio: arenlor: the columns to the words
88520 errors isn't bad enough to explain his problems
he's been doing a lot of packets
also look how high his transmit is compared to receive
i mean he's doing more transmitting than receiving
aren: you might have a virus
are you using windows? up_the_irons: mercutio: HGC (Hutchinson Global Communications) also leaked routes, for months actually. I tried to contact them, as well as Internode, but to no avail. I actually had to shut off their peer. Was causing very bad routing from AU -> US through Internode arenlor: mercutio: Yeah, it could be that Freenet isn't being fair. mercutio: arenlor: freenet? arenlor: mercutio: The Freenet Project mercutio: up_the_irons: curious that internode are hard to contact
arenlor: do you do soemthign with them?
well you need to stop uploading as much arenlor
is the gist. up_the_irons: mercutio: Internode isn't hard, it is HGC that is hard arenlor: mercutio: I have it limited to < 20k up mercutio: up_the_irons: oh right
i know nothing about HGC
arenlor: just disable it
and see if problem goes away arenlor: mercutio: I've tried, totally shut down the computer it's on, didn't help. mercutio: up_the_irons: you don't have transit through TATA do you?
arenlor: how many computers do you have? arenlor: http://i48.tinypic.com/34g9buo.jpg should line it up better. mercutio: dude you have 384 kbit upload that sucks :)
well i'm sure you know that sucks
i wouldn't upload anything with 384kbit arenlor: mercutio: Depends on how you count. 3 computers, 2 cells, plus a verizon wireless extender. up_the_irons: mercutio: no Tata mercutio: one of the problems with adsl is that if you have lots of small packets it can easily use up more than the kbit rate arenlor: mercutio: You're wrong, I have 384kbit MAX. ***: hive-mind has quit IRC (Ping timeout: 245 seconds) mercutio: also when it says 384 that includes overhead arenlor: The other day it was at a nice strong 8kbit. mercutio: arenlor: you are likely to get about 38k/sec max
arenlor: can you hook up just one computer? arenlor: mercutio: I'm not sure what you mean by hook up one computer? mercutio: you've done like 3.7 gig of upload
in 10 days.
1 megabit can do 300 gig in a month ***: hive-mind has joined #arpnetworks mercutio: (rough rule of thumb)
it's actually a bit higher arenlor: I wonder how much of that is that it's our cell tower too. mercutio: so that's like doing around 10 gig of upload a month
so 1/30th of 1 megabit
which means your average utilisation is about 1/10th
of you rbandwidth arenlor: mercutio: MAX bandwidth. mercutio: do you have a static ip? arenlor: mercutio: Nope, and every time you've seen my disconnect in here (~1/4hrs) I get a new one. mercutio: i'd suggest running smokeping
oh
bah
just change isp's :)
if you have a linux host at hoem you could run it from home
generally speaking if it's your area/dslam being congested arenlor: mercutio: Yeah, speaking of, if next Wednesday 16:30 ET passes and I'm not happily annoucing the comcast guy is here, turn on the news that evening to learn about the destruction my wrath brings on them. mercutio: aand what someone said about atm ould be correct
then it'll be worse during the evening arenlor: mercutio: My tower is Linux, and I duel boot. mercutio: yeh the thing is you want to not pay your bill :)
based upon them not providing you a reasonable level of service arenlor: mercutio: I'm in America. mercutio: you can't do that there? arenlor: If it's on most of the time, they have fulfilled their contract. mercutio: don't you have any "reasonable" expectations?
like 8kbit isn't broadband
web sites not loading etc arenlor: mercutio: *I* do. They just have no requirement to meet them. mercutio: i meant in law :)
i dunno arenlor: mercutio: That's what I mean, they have no legal requirements. mercutio: there have been court cases here over packet loss :/
but it's a bit diff for an individual ***: HighJinx has joined #arpnetworks mercutio: well yeh comcast may fix it ***: hive-mind has quit IRC (Ping timeout: 244 seconds) mercutio: but yeah 384kbit upload will suck at the best of times
well kind of
dropbox will screw it badly
web browsing will screw it
uploading files etc arenlor: mercutio: up_the_irons can provide shit service and all we get a choice to do is leave. Most ISPs in America require you to be in a contract, so you can't leave. ***: dj_goku has quit IRC (Read error: Connection reset by peer) mercutio: hmm ***: hive-mind has joined #arpnetworks mercutio: i hate contracts
i had a year long contract for dsl once
and it started sucking up_the_irons: if service is shitty, even with a contract, you can always cancel for non-performance arenlor: mercutio: only one year? mercutio: although it was near the end of the year
i bitched
and it got faster
well it didn't quite go like that arenlor: up_the_irons: Yeah but I only get "up to" so much. mercutio: basically there are two ways for isp's to get DSL here
with different handover/uplink
and one of them sucks and the other is good
and i got them to move me to the good one
by specificalyl asking for it
and most people would probably not know about hta
that arenlor: I'm basically just happy right now that the phone can ring without taking down the Internet. mercutio: but like most providers in this country resell dsl
and all had the same issues
arenlor: do you have a master filter?
oh bah
you're moving to cable anyway aren't you
my dsl disconnected today :( arenlor: mercutio: Yes
mercutio: That sucks, what happened? mercutio: and it wouldn't resync
well it resynced
but pppoa didn't come up
i rebooted it
and it came back up
but generally dsl is ok here
about 8 to 9 msec latency arenlor: mercutio: I called in and after a few hours they did something on their end, including something outside the house, that fixed the issue. mercutio: i have smokeping of it arenlor: I'm not even sure what in the hell could cause your phone line ringing to take down your DSL. mercutio: hmm it's around 9 msec atm
arenlor: there's mre than one rason that can happen
i forget though arenlor: mercutio: I had good filters on. mercutio: yeh
there's another reason to
too
when i got my line hooked up my phone didn't work
but my net did
and it didn't ring
lots of werid stuff can happen
then found out it did ring but with no noise arenlor: mercutio: That's really screwed up, but at least you had the Internet. mercutio: oh it was dead copmletely at first
yeh
then the internet went away
and i'm like wtf
then someone turned up
bah
my attenuation is still higher than it should be though
which blocks me getting vdsl atm probably
so i'm stuck with shitty 16/1 internet arenlor: 16/1? mercutio: 16 megabit down 1 megabit up ***: hive-mind has quit IRC (Ping timeout: 240 seconds) -: arenlor sticks knife in mercutio and takes his internet. mercutio: hahaha
yeh
i dunno comcast is pretty fast isn't it? arenlor: I'll have 30 down, not sure what up, but the next lower was 4 up.
They sadly don't have the 105/105 out here :'( mercutio: tbh
10 an d20 megabit isn't that diff for just web browsing ***: hive-mind has joined #arpnetworks arenlor: mercutio: I don't just browse the web. mercutio: multiple users and simultaneous transfers etc more helps
you've got 3 megabit atm :/ arenlor: mercutio: Max. mercutio: yeh
i had 1 megabit temp at the beginning of the year arenlor: I measured it a bit ago. 1.25 mercutio: oh real
on speedtest.net?
i get over my line speed on speedtest.net
it's unreliable
it's better to just do an http download arenlor: mercutio: Comcast and speedtest mercutio: yeh
don't trust those things
they can overestimate
i mean my adsl sync rate is like 17 or 18 megabit arenlor: One entertaining thing with this is that it takes time to echo keystrokes when I'm ssh'd into my VPS. mercutio: and there are overheads
and i can get like 18.5 megabit arenlor: mercutio: Comcast has a file you download. mercutio: oh real
i wonder what i get to it
i found some flash one
11.79/0.84 to san jose
comcast
peak 17.75 megabit
that peak is wrong
oh and i have to snr tweak agian arenlor: I found a file while googling. mercutio: ahh ok
cool resynced
Path: 0, Upstream rate = 1144 Kbps, Downstream rate = 17603 Kbps ***: hive-mind has quit IRC (Ping timeout: 240 seconds) arenlor: Nice, but what K are they using? mercutio: http://stage.results.speedtest.comcast.net/result/160281622.png
that's kilobit
the upload was way too short
and ping is like twice what it is ***: hive-mind has joined #arpnetworks arenlor: mercutio: DSL reports may be better. I haven't checked theirs for a long time. mercutio: http://stage.results.speedtest.comcast.net/result/160281772.png
see how the download speeds are higher than they should be arenlor: Yeah mercutio: so yeh that's why i don't trust them
texas has lower ping than san jose arenlor: mercutio: I'd like to see how that network happens. mercutio: what do you mean? arenlor: Still, if I'm supposed to have 2.5-3M and I'm getting 1.25 on the tests, I can assume that 1.25 is closer. mercutio: Chris: Hi, I'm a live Comcast product specialist. What questions can I answer for you today?
Chris: Just type your question below.
You: stop spamming me
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am i the only one that hates those things? arenlor: mercutio: I don't see those. mercutio: Chris: I haven.t heard from you in a while. Would you like to continue to chat?
You: Look! Leave me alone.
when does it go to a human? ***: hive-mind has quit IRC (Ping timeout: 252 seconds) arenlor: mercutio: Try cursing or saying call 911 or something?
http://www.dslreports.com/im/102361591/78188.png mercutio: i'm asking if they have gigabit
what did comcast speed test say? arenlor: mercutio: Careful, it's an American company, we've all seen what an American company can do to Kiwis. mercutio: huh? arenlor: mercutio: Megaupload?
http://stage.results.speedtest.comcast.net/result/160282572.png mercutio: that pignis fine
is traceroute still high? arenlor: mercutio: It's lower.
In 300s now, which is normal for half the time. ***: hive-mind has joined #arpnetworks jlgaddis: heh, tweet from @bsdvps popped up in the bottom right of my screen and as i was reading it an email notification (alert for vps) popped up in the top right. good timing. ***: islandfo1 has quit IRC (Ping timeout: 244 seconds) jlgaddis: mercutio: usually typing in (or saying, if you're on the phone) "cancel" gets you transferred to a real person pretty quick mercutio: jlg: ahh ***: hive-mind has quit IRC (Ping timeout: 272 seconds)
hive-mind has joined #arpnetworks jlgaddis: up_the_irons: "Date: 03/01/2010" whoops up_the_irons: jlgaddis: yeah i noticed that right after :(
a bit flustered right now, <sigh...> ***: hive-mind has quit IRC (Ping timeout: 248 seconds) up_the_irons: i've been holding the hand of this raid since this morning jlgaddis: understood. no worries. arenlor: up_the_irons: Maybe you should stop the raid and pay attention to your servers :P ***: hive-mind has joined #arpnetworks up_the_irons: wut?:) arenlor: up_the_irons: MMO joke. milki: LOL
you cant stop the raid
you must continue up_the_irons: ah:) jlgaddis: i'll leave you alone now so you can concentrate. good luck! up_the_irons: jlgaddis: thanks! :) arenlor: up_the_irons: I'm fully willing to participate in distracting you if you need it. ***: hive-mind has quit IRC (Ping timeout: 240 seconds) up_the_irons: man, of *course* this host couldn't have stayed up a couple more weeks for me to reach 1000 days of uptime. grr!!! :) arenlor: up_the_irons: That sucks. up_the_irons: srsly arenlor: up_the_irons: You could just randomly reset them, then you wouldn't have to worry about uptime anymore. ***: hive-mind has joined #arpnetworks
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hive-mind has joined #arpnetworks up_the_irons: arenlor: lol arenlor: up_the_irons: "uptime of 10 days, that's odd, why isn't it reseting itself?" ***: hive-mind has quit IRC (Ping timeout: 256 seconds)
hive-mind has joined #arpnetworks up_the_irons: man, i was afraid this would happen when i came here today. Both drives in a mirror had reallocated sectors, but one had > 900 and the other (newer one) only 27. Which one did I replace? The > 900 one of course, but now it looks like the one with only 27 rasect is barfing :( ***: hive-mind has quit IRC (Ping timeout: 260 seconds)
hive-mind has joined #arpnetworks mercutio: up_the_irons: if a disk shows any errors it's bad :) jlgaddis: hmm mercutio: cos it'a already used up it's ecc etc jlgaddis: up_the_irons: in that case, data loss? ***: hive-mind has quit IRC (Ping timeout: 245 seconds)
hive-mind has joined #arpnetworks up_the_irons: jlgaddis: yup, data loss mercutio: ouch
time for raid 6? arenlor: mercutio: I still think RAID 2 is better, but no one implements it. mercutio: there's also raidz-2 up_the_irons: mercutio: no, reallocated sectors are normal, all disks have a reserve of sectors that get remapped by the firmware. however, if you start getting LOTS of them, then that is probably a sign the disk is gonna go
jlgaddis: actually, data loss is not necessarily the only option. it is possible the bad parts of the disk are unused. I had 2.18TB free in this volume, so if the bad parts are there, then it is possible the "good" stuff can still be copied off. that's what i'm investigating now.. ***: hive-mind has quit IRC (Ping timeout: 240 seconds)
hive-mind has joined #arpnetworks mercutio: ID# ATTRIBUTE_NAME FLAG VALUE WORST THRESH TYPE UPDATED WHEN_FAILED RAW_VALUE 1 Raw_Read_Error_Rate 0x000f 105 099 006 Pre-fail Always - 8276127
this is bad right?
err actualyl i don't know if that's accurate up_the_irons: not sure... mercutio: well both disks are showing hugely high numbers
they're not raided ***: hive-mind has quit IRC (Ping timeout: 244 seconds)
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hive-mind has joined #arpnetworks mercutio: the newer disk has a count of lba read/written
which seems insanely high too
"Once again, with most SMART registers the RAW Values are only meaningful to the drive maker. They are of no interest or meaning to users."
oh