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[08:57] <mnathani> up_the_irons: I have a feature request: the ability to take a snapshot of a VPS, to be used as a backup incase things go wrong. Wouldn't mind if a support request and small fee would be required to restore said snapshot / backup
[09:48] <mkb> don't know what up_the_irons might say but there could be a logistical problem: where does the backup get stored?
[09:48] <mkb> going to have to pay for storage
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[09:53] <m0unds> most companies i've used that offer snapshot backups just charge a flat monthly rate based on plan size
[09:53] <m0unds> hosting/vps companies ^
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[12:09] <hazardous> does anyone know offhand if arp does weird things like macaddr filtering on dedicated servers or kvm? planning on bridging a public ip or two directly to openvpn clients, not sure if it will cause weirdness
[12:21] <mercutio> i don't know for sure, but i think they probably don't.
[12:21] <mercutio> as you get a vlan that goes straight to router
[12:21] <mercutio> that doesn't really help you though
[12:21] <mercutio> you should just be able to route to an internet ip at the end of a tunnel though
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[13:04] <brycec> mnathani: It's not a "quick to restore" snapshot, but ARP does offer a backup server so you can store backups locally. You could even fire up a Clonezilla ISO to image your VPS.
[13:37] <mkb> hazardous, last time I did something like that I had to make sure to have proxy ARP (address resolution protocol) setup so that the switch knew to send data for that IP to my server
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[14:48] <novae> staticsafe: How does feedafever compare to tt-rss?
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[14:56] <fink> mnathani: i use zfs snapshots
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[16:16] <novae> Is the ARP backup $/GB/month or just $/GB flat?
[16:41] <mercutio> month
[17:58] <staticsafe> novae: i do not know as i've never used tt-rss
[20:05] <jpalmer> I feel like such a MAN right now,  I just ordered a shit ton of stuff from a hardware store :P
[20:26] <mercutio> heh
[20:26] <mercutio> i think a man is doing stuff with it :)
[20:50] <mnathani> brycec: have you tried clonezilla with the second NIC for gigabit connection to the backup server?
[23:14] <JC_Denton> 0/10
[23:14] <JC_Denton> whoops, wrong window :p
[23:14] <brycec> mnathani: I have not, but I don't imagine there's any issue. (I've used clonezilla with virtio interfaces, no issue)
[23:15] <brycec> novae: specifically, it's $/mo for a given quota, regardless of usage.
[23:34] <mnathani> brycec: specifically the IPv6 Link local address that needs to be used for scp / rsync to the backup server via the gigabit interface
[23:47] <brycec> mnathani: I'd assume that you just drop to shell, run the appropriate ifconfig and voila
[23:48] <brycec> actually mnathani, no need for that, ipv6 link-local should automatically configure
[23:49] <brycec> (All this assuming you have the dedicated backup vlan/nic. But most customers would just use their primary/only nic)
[23:51] <mercutio> i dunno if it matters for most people
[23:51] <mercutio> usually there's plenty of cap compared to storage
[23:52] <mercutio> but second nic for private vlan isn't a bad idea
[23:52] <mnathani> It probably depends on amount of data being backed up to make the gigabit interface with dedicated VLAN useful
[23:52] <mercutio> well it could speed up restoring :)
[23:52] <mnathani> for sure