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Seji has joined #arpnetworks mnathani_: how would I write a bash script that rsyncs a folder from a remote machine to my local box and does it daily - keeping 7 days of backups (1 each day) as well as 7 weeks of backup, 1 each week, and 7 months of backup, 1 for each month? brycec: rsnapshot mnathani_: so far I have the nightly backup that stores 1 for each day indefinitely brycec: It's easy to get 7-day rotation, just rsync to file.$(date +%M) (or whatever the format for ".Mon" is)
but the rest of that gets complicated
And since you're looking for somewhat complicated rotation schedules (vs indefinite), use a tool that's been around for ages doing this solidly with rsync: http://rsnapshot.org/ RandalSchwartz: that does shared rsync, as I recall
very slick
as in, you rsync only the changes relative to the previous day... it hardlinks in all the unchanged files
the OS automatically does GC that way. ***: Guest81118 is now known as mercutio mnathani_: will have a closer look at rsnapshot
Thanks mercutio: it's really easy on zfs
you can just do autosnapshotting
and you can expose the snapshots brycec: Though to do that with a remote machine, you're getting into zfs send/recv
(which you can do incrementally with snapshots, but really it's not addressing the specific problem that mnathani_ quoted) mercutio: and -r
well you can still rsync the base ones
and do it on both sides
or just do it on the local machine for example
hmm, is there a way to have easy mail filtering like gmail for normal text clients?
it's actually pretty cool how it can split forums etc up
ie it automatically detects what kind of mail something is ***: mnathani__ has joined #arpnetworks
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terabit has joined #arpnetworks terabit: hey guys,good evening
does arpnetworks have non u.s. hosting or do you guys have just one data center in the u.s. ? RandalSchwartz: I believe the latter.
since I've asked about that before ***: himuraken has quit IRC (Remote host closed the connection)
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himuraken has quit IRC (Remote host closed the connection) terabit: thanks
wish they'd get some geo-diversity lol,very attractive service otherwise ,ttyl ***: terabit has left "I don't need nobody to tell me which way the wind shines !!"
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poulsen has quit IRC (Ping timeout: 240 seconds) RandalSchwartz: it's simply a service for people who can mostly support themselves and each other mercutio: more locations would be nice :) up_the_irons: maybe a location in DE RandalSchwartz: delaware? up_the_irons: Germany RandalSchwartz: oh. DE country, not DE state up_the_irons: yeah, wider diversity :)
2 continents, instead of one RandalSchwartz: Diversity... from germans. Hmm. up_the_irons: and, as you probably know, some of the largest IXs are there acf___: up_the_irons, so when you get another location
will you announce the same IP blocks at both LAX and the other one
or have separate IP blocks? up_the_irons: probably not, otherwise i'd have to have a tunnel between here and there acf___: ok, makes sense
I was thinking about anycast possibilities.. up_the_irons: well, in that case, yes :)
but i don't have any anycast services right now.
oh, but i suppose i could then offer it acf___: it would be super cool imo :D up_the_irons: 2 hosts (either VMs or dedi) in either location + the same IP for both
hmmmm
HMMMMM
i wonder what the demand for that would be acf___: you'd be the only supplier up_the_irons: really? i'd think others would have this already... acf___: https://www.hostvirtual.com/anycast-bgp-cloud/
^ the only other one I remember up_the_irons: ah yeah, i've seen that mercutio: +1 for anycast.
hostvirtual have huge setup fees acf. staticsafe: they do indeed
i asked them for a quote once mercutio: i did look into it -: up_the_irons packs up for home acf___: yea. I read that other places up_the_irons: bbl mercutio: up_the_irons: normally would add an extra anycast ip to the user.
i think demand would be low, but only needs a /24 for it...
i'd vote for east coast before germany myself. NiTeMaRe: buyvm is the only other with anycast that i know of mercutio: buyvm had huge ddos issues
heaps of network outages. NiTeMaRe: never used them i just remember seeing them brag about it mercutio: they also apparently leaked routes onto any2ix recently.
i think a few people do anycsat.
it's just that i prioritise having a good network over anycast. NiTeMaRe: can't wait to get out of this hotel RandalSchwartz: just walk out. :) brycec: RandalSchwartz++ NiTeMaRe: na i'm here for a week for work orientation
then i get to go home and work from home mercutio: fun times
is anyone else here using ublock? staticsafe: i am mercutio: it's amazing, right?
i just tried it
night'n day faster than abp staticsafe: indeed it is m0unds: i don't think i've used abp w/chrome or chromium mercutio: it was misbehaving and so i disabled it m0unds: i've just always used chrome adblock, since it was around before abp published their version for chrome/chromium and safari mercutio: and omg so much faster :/ BryceBot: That's what she said!! mercutio: so i tried to look for alternatives, ublock is really recent.
yaeh i've tried both, they both suck. m0unds: abp's memory use is almost twice that of chrome adblock
adblock's memory use is ~30MB more than ublock
(i just installed it and ran through a bunch of sites) mercutio: did you find ublock smoother
apparently abp adds to individual pages memory usage too m0unds: it seems faster mercutio: and not any worse for ads right?
so seems a win/win :) m0unds: not that i've seen
it uses the same lists mercutio: ahh m0unds: i hate that easylist has a 5 day update period defined in the list mercutio: http://www.reddit.com/r/linux/comments/30msiy/your_weirdest_network_interface_name_assignments/ brycec: So which am I "supposed" to use - uBlock or uBlock Origin? mercutio: i'm uusing origin
origin is the newer version
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/UBlock BryceBot: UBlock :: uBlock (pronounced you-block /ˈjuːˌblɒk/) is a free and open source, cross-platform browser extension for content-filtering, including ad-blocking. It is available for several browsers, including Chromium, Firefox, and Safari. The extension has received praise from technology websites for ostensibly lighter resource usage in comparison to rival extensions as well as support as an alternative to them. Raymond Hill, the... brycec: Yeah I wasn't able to discern the difference between uBlock and Origin mercutio: so the initial release was only june 2014
i just installted the top link tbh
on google
i found this page afterwards :) brycec: lol mercutio: but it was origin brycec: Looking at release dates and version numbers, looks like Origin is akin to a beta channel
0970 vs 0940
10 May vs 5 May mercutio: hard to know
oh it does look that way
oh
ublock origin is a fork
ok id uunno which one :) brycec: https://www.reddit.com/r/chrome/comments/32ory7/ublock_is_back_under_a_new_name/ a fork by the original author
So... Origin it is I guess mercutio: https://github.com/gorhill/uBlock#performance
yeah
that's quite a memory saving brycec: http://www.ghacks.net/2015/04/25/official-ublock-origin-add-on-lands-for-firefox/ also explained the story a bit, and links to the FF version mercutio: reddit wasn't making it make much sense to me
reddit had an outage earlier today