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(Quote) Kartoffeln und Glace, bitch.
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Du hast einen schönen Hintern.
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(Quote) ..at which point, grabbing a shitty low-RAM storage box with fast disk would probably actually be nicer with Squid, instead of HAProxy direct, unless you're expecting these files to change often? non-caching HAProxy seems like a painful pr…
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I like to change the passwords making them so convoluted and difficult that by the time I try to get logged in via IPMI, it's already timed out on me.
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Most templates I've seen are actually XFS based, but I don't know what the heck @AntGoldFish did to his.
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(Quote) That's why I only run RAID0 120GB Deskstars. Live dangerously.
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(Quote) Not really, even with parallel requests. Now if they were all on local switching fabric and the lookup wasn't a huge sweep of inodes.. This is just a fucking messy design.
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@cybertech This is possibly a bad cache design on a busy node. Obviously, keep that bitch running 24/7 and your throughput will be fine.
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Between CPU and RAM use, you're going to lose a lot of I/O in the name of having things stable. Throw Debian 8 on it (or Alpine, it won't be the fastest, but you can still tune your FS), lock it down, and call it a day.
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Ya know there's a hell of a lot of French shit on Archive.org as well. I used DuoLingo a couple years ago to get to at least 1st grade conversational Swedish.
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(Quote) My man!
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(Quote) Jebus.. (Image)
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(Quote) Well at least two of those are prereqs..
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Never did; never will.
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(Quote) Still a bit low for CentOS 7.
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I sent you a picture of my junk. Now where's my VPS?!
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(Quote) Fucking Moors.
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(Quote) You've chosen the wrong distribution. CentOS 7 will probably be happy with 16GB, even if it is a little low on RAM.
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Again, you're probably going to need to enable IP forwarding and use your local box as the gateway. That's what I remember from my time with NOCIX/WSI. echo 1 > /proc/sys/net/ipv4/ip_forward
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For smaller, specific tasks, Alpine is great. It's thin and it's just enough to do what it needs to do without any systemd bullshit. Production nameservers in 256MB? Sure, that's more than enough (did it in 64MB back in the early 90s w/o hitting …
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(Quote) Please stop talking about my @willie
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(Quote) Not all that bad. Still, WSI ~= NOCIX. You're not going to have fun if this doesn't work because you can only netboot crappy old GRML/sysrcd. I did that a few times, but I wouldn't waste the few bucks saved to ever do that with anything …
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Running Proxmox on a C2D/C2Q isn't going to do a lot for you. I'd personally install the latest Ubuntu and just use KVM. I don't remember if they do MAC address filtering, but I seem to recall needing to forward all packets through the bridge's ac…