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## Someone disassembling their Framework laptop |
## Someone disassembling their Framework laptop |
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## Another person installing Arch onto their laptop |
## Another person installing Arch onto their laptop |
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# Impromptu talk on |
# Impromptu talk on the Music Player Daemon (MPD) by Freya! |
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## Binds to localhost by default |
## Binds to localhost by default |
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## mpc list Artist/Album to list content based on the ~/Music/ directory |
## mpc list Artist/Album to list content based on the ~/Music/ directory |
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## LUG is eating good now |
## LUG is eating good now |
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### We came in with 3 mostly-dead servers that IT was begging us to upgrade |
### We came in with 3 mostly-dead servers that IT was begging us to upgrade |
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### they even gave us old |
### they even gave us old hand-me-down R610's |
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### Then Tim came in clutch with the new servers that make up our current infra |
### Then Tim came in clutch with the new servers that make up our current infra |
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### So long as you know how to use servers, he is willing to provide the hardware |
### So long as you know how to use servers, he is willing to provide the hardware |
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## When Simone updates from East Hall (that has 1Gb/s on |
## When Simone updates from East Hall (that has 1Gb/s on Ethernet, while all other res halls only get 100Mb/s), is that saturating Mirrors' entire uplink? |
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### Quite possibly |
### Quite possibly |
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### Allen said to tell him the next time Simone updates, and he will pull up the UniFi switch bandwidth page to track exactly how many Mbps are being used |
### Allen said to tell him the next time Simone updates, and he will pull up the UniFi switch bandwidth page to track exactly how many Mbps are being used |
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##### They're missing the cage and backplane that adds the other 8 |
##### They're missing the cage and backplane that adds the other 8 |
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##### Probably more economical to just buy new servers at that point anyway |
##### Probably more economical to just buy new servers at that point anyway |
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#### So in effect, this means if two R630's went down, that |
#### So in effect, this means if two R630's went down, that would be 16/28 OSDs offline in Ceph, which would certainly cause a problem |
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### "And for that reason, I'm out" |
### "And for that reason, I'm out" |
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#### Or more literally, it may make more sense to not go Ceph and go with a traditional storage setup |
#### Or more literally, it may make more sense to not go Ceph and go with a traditional storage setup |
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#### One dedicated storage server, exporting data via NFS or iSCSI |
#### One dedicated storage server, exporting data via NFS or iSCSI |
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# Redundant Mirrors may be nice so maintenance doesn't have to always be like at 5AM on a holiday |
# Redundant Mirrors may be nice, so maintenance doesn't have to always be like at 5AM on a holiday |
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## But that may add more latency |
## But that may add more latency |
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## The big thing with mirrors is they're sorted by latency, so we want to make sure it's low-latency |
## The big thing with mirrors is they're sorted by latency, so we want to make sure it's low-latency |
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# NCSA had to switch off Caddy for latency reasons |
# NCSA had to switch off Caddy for latency reasons |
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## It was faster to curl LUG's homepage than NCSA's homepage.... from |
## It was faster to curl LUG's homepage than NCSA's homepage.... from a NCSA server on the same rack as their website |
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### LUG uses Nginx for every server, that may be the difference |
### LUG uses Nginx for every server, that may be the difference |
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# There is apparently a good website to check |
# There is apparently a good website to check Wayland protocol information (wayland.app) |
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# Logan is already at the point he had to draw a line in the sand with SAT2711 (Linux Fundamentals) |
# Logan is already at the point he had to draw a line in the sand with SAT2711 (Linux Fundamentals) |
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## Let it be known that if a student installs gentoo as their distro of choice to do their tasks on, he won't help |
## Let it be known that if a student installs gentoo as their distro of choice to do their tasks on, he won't help |
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# Plant data recovery happenings |
# Plant data recovery happenings |
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## Was apparently in the process of backing things up to Google Drive right when the SSD died out |
## Was apparently in the process of backing things up to Google Drive right when the SSD died out |
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## Arch installer remounts root as read-only then proceeds to complain it's mounted read-only |
## Arch installer remounts root as read-only, then proceeds to complain it's mounted read-only |
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# RedTeam after hours returns once again |
# RedTeam after hours returns once again |
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Latest revision as of 03:53, 7 November 2025
- No scheduled presentation this week
- Average LUG Meeting
- Someone disassembling their Framework laptop
- Another person installing Arch onto their laptop
- Impromptu talk on the Music Player Daemon (MPD) by Freya!
- Binds to localhost by default
- mpc list Artist/Album to list content based on the ~/Music/ directory
- Apparently keeps this list cached in memory on first run to avoid disk operations
- mpc add <path/to/song>
- Today is yapping night
- Hardware upgrade
- Need to reshuffle all servers
- We don't control the bottom half of the rack since that's ITO, but we should still try to move the big 2U servers lower
- Thinking we'll move 2U to the bottom of our space, firewalls on the top, etc.
- Still need to finish our migration off PfSense to OPNSense
- Currently have one OPNSense box, one pfSense box
- Should graph out a diagram of current rack and where everything should go
- LUG is eating good now
- We came in with 3 mostly-dead servers that IT was begging us to upgrade
- they even gave us old hand-me-down R610's
- Then Tim came in clutch with the new servers that make up our current infra
- So long as you know how to use servers, he is willing to provide the hardware
- When Simone updates from East Hall (that has 1Gb/s on Ethernet, while all other res halls only get 100Mb/s), is that saturating Mirrors' entire uplink?
- Quite possibly
- Allen said to tell him the next time Simone updates, and he will pull up the UniFi switch bandwidth page to track exactly how many Mbps are being used
- Some corporations and downstream mirrors may not be too happy with Simone...
- Need to reshuffle all servers
- NCSA has 40Gb/s LAN because they found super cheap Cisco Connect X3's with 2 40Gb/s ports
- Great for Ceph
- Simone was lobbying for Ceph until Noah told him about the unfortunate drive bay situation
- We have 3 R630's and 2 R620's in our Proxmox Cluster
- The 3 R630's have 8 total bays that can be used for Ceph
- but the 2 R620's only have two bays each
- They're missing the cage and backplane that adds the other 8
- Probably more economical to just buy new servers at that point anyway
- So in effect, this means if two R630's went down, that would be 16/28 OSDs offline in Ceph, which would certainly cause a problem
- "And for that reason, I'm out"
- Or more literally, it may make more sense to not go Ceph and go with a traditional storage setup
- One dedicated storage server, exporting data via NFS or iSCSI
- Simone was lobbying for Ceph until Noah told him about the unfortunate drive bay situation
- Great for Ceph
- Redundant Mirrors may be nice, so maintenance doesn't have to always be like at 5AM on a holiday
- But that may add more latency
- The big thing with mirrors is they're sorted by latency, so we want to make sure it's low-latency
- NCSA had to switch off Caddy for latency reasons
- It was faster to curl LUG's homepage than NCSA's homepage.... from a NCSA server on the same rack as their website
- LUG uses Nginx for every server, that may be the difference
- It was faster to curl LUG's homepage than NCSA's homepage.... from a NCSA server on the same rack as their website
- There is apparently a good website to check Wayland protocol information (wayland.app)
- Logan is already at the point he had to draw a line in the sand with SAT2711 (Linux Fundamentals)
- Let it be known that if a student installs gentoo as their distro of choice to do their tasks on, he won't help
- Plant data recovery happenings
- Was apparently in the process of backing things up to Google Drive right when the SSD died out
- Arch installer remounts root as read-only, then proceeds to complain it's mounted read-only
- RedTeam after hours returns once again