[03:29] paultag: howdy [03:38] hey jeffschuler, what's up, bud? [03:38] nada. been awhile. [03:38] yessir, sure has [03:38] jeffschuler: what's new? [03:39] just setting up an Ubuntu AMI to get OpenTreeMap stack running and figured I'd drop in here expecting to have questions [03:39] what's up with you? [03:39] hahaha [03:39] I'm setting up an Ubuntu AMI to do Debian builds [03:39] or rather, trying, I don't know jack about this [03:39] I'm a Linode man, myself [03:40] likewise [03:40] but seems easier to make a throwaway instance. we'll see. [03:40] yeah, totally [03:40] I'm trying to set this up to kick up 4 or 5 dirty machines to crunch some code once in a while and just shut down [03:40] see if I can use some context-manager voodoo [03:41] that's awesome. and why not use debian to use debian? [03:41] ^-- build [03:41] jeffschuler: we don't have a real AMI, and the images are by non-DDs :) [03:41] if I get into this, I'll see about doing that, but for now, I'll just use an Ubuntu image to host some Debian chroots [03:41] on an EBS or something [03:42] tmpfs overlay onto the image or something. I don't know, I'm totally outa my element :) [03:42] mine too. [03:42] :) [03:42] :) [03:42] ultimate goal being... [03:42] for me? [03:43] ya [03:43] when I sponsor packages, I'd like to have them built a few different ways, and have some deeps-source linting, so I know the basic quirks before I get into it [03:43] and eventually, I can provide the setup to other DDs with less-powerful machines for testing [03:44] something like 300 build-hours will run me like 24 bucks [03:45] (and free for the first year!) [03:45] wild. do a lot of folks have similar setups? [03:45] paultag: 24 bucks for spartaaaaaa??? [03:45] sorry. [03:45] canthus13: spartaaaaaaaaaa! [03:45] * canthus13 is in an odd mood. :) [03:45] jeffschuler: nah, most people just have a few chroots on their dev box [03:46] wimps [03:46] jeffschuler: i've got 9 on this lappy, but it's just a pain to manage, and I always worry about tainting chroots [03:46] ;) [03:46] yeah, totally :) [03:46] jeffschuler: I have a basic test working with a machine in my room @ http://debuild.me/ [03:46] works so far [03:46] (debuild being a tool to build debian packages) [03:47] but I'd much rather use AWS [03:49] paultag: well, keep being hardcore. ttyl for now [03:49] jeffschuler: roger. Folks in here are friendly, feel free to idle [03:49] jeffschuler: f/oss 4 lyfe, dude. [03:50] canthus13: what's up? :) [03:50] canthus13: challah back [03:50] gurl [03:50] Not much. :) [03:51] alright, let's try to kick up a machine [03:52] ? [03:52] aws [03:52] ah. [03:52] via python [03:52] cool. [03:53] * canthus13 is trying to motivate himself to migrate his web and mail servers over to the old compaq server he recently acquired. [03:54] badass [03:56] Heh. old.. and LOUD. my basement sounds like an airport runway. [04:01] canthus13: hahaha [04:02] paultag: It's an old DL380 G3. [04:03] that thing looks huge [04:03] It's 2U. [04:04] ah, not so bad [04:04] 6 18.1GB SCSI drives, 5 of them in a RAID5 configuration. [04:04] I will NEVER have debian 'erase' each partition again... [04:05] * canthus13 gave up and started over after 4 hours on the 46GB partition... and it was like 10% complete. [04:07] Woo! Got python to start and shut down an AWS instance [04:08] cool. :) [04:13] * canthus13 got to learn all about PXE booting due to that stupid server. :/ [04:13] PXE sucks [04:13] it's great [04:13] but it sucks [04:13] Yeah, but I had no blank CDs and that old machine won't boot from USB. :/ [04:14] swag! [04:14] ubuntu@ip-10-70-137-31:~$ [04:14] Broadcast message from root@ip-10-70-137-31 (unknown) at 4:14 ... [04:14] The system is going down for power off NOW! [04:14] Connection to ec2-23-20-71-63.compute-1.amazonaws.com closed by remote host. [04:14] Connection to ec2-23-20-71-63.compute-1.amazonaws.com closed. [04:14] huzzah! [04:14] ...you use a class A etwork? [04:14] Oh. [04:14] amazon. NM. :) [04:15] :) [04:15] I may have just found my buildbots. [04:15] Cool. [04:16] alright, I'm out for the night [04:16] one love [04:22] Later. === Guest60455 is now known as jrgifford [14:48] canthus13: how much them servers cost you? [14:49] FYI anyone interested in rackmount servers, I recently saw these on some one's g+ [14:49] http://www.stikc.com/Catalog/Data-Center-Cluster-Servers [14:49] <$300 for a dual quad core xeon box w/4Gb ram [14:50] and 2 500gb sata drives [14:50] sadly, I paid about 5K for my dual dual core xeon box with 4gb of ram [14:50] :( [14:51] er, I'm STILL paying for it :/ [14:51] but I wanted to do external storage services...never got very far, then the following year, amazon pulls S3 and AWS outta no where [14:52] bad business decisison on my part. [16:40] heyya jeffschuler, welcome back :) [16:40] hey there paultag [17:23] thafreak: too much, really... about 200 for both. [17:53] HAHAHA! http://www.explosm.net/comics/2650/ [17:53] (surprisingly SFW) [18:14] ah, L5420 [18:14] * dzho hates it when someone just says "xeon" like that's supposed to be impressive