[00:34] <urthmover> I did an in-place upgrade from 14.04LTS server to 16.04LTS server.  I previously had a zfs mount.  Now after the successful upgrade, I need to manually force import zfs after each reboot.  What is the best practices method to resolving this?  I'd like the zfs volume to mount automatically after each reboot
[00:39] <bekks> How did you do that in 14.04?
[00:40] <bekks> And why did you upgrade to a development release?
[00:41] <FastZ> Scenario: I have an Ubuntu server here with one 1TB hdd. I want to increase my ability to recover from a failed disk by setting up RAID on this machine. How difficult is it to configure software RAID in Ubuntu Server 14.04 by installing another hdd and configuring RAID 1?
[00:41] <FastZ> Without having to rebuild the entire system.
[00:42] <urthmover> bekks: do-release-upgrade -d  because it's almost finished
[00:43] <urthmover> FastZ: you can read up and implement zfs  or you can choose mdadm....I think zfs is probably the better option
[00:44] <urthmover> FastZ: I thinik in both cases...you'll need to offload your data....configure the mirroring then copy the data back though
[00:45] <FastZ> I was concerned about that, urthmover. Should not be too much of an issue though as there is only a few GBs of data on the server at the moment.
[00:46] <FastZ> I'll read up on zfs and mdadm.
[00:48] <jrwren> FastZ: if you had checked the "yes install on LVM" checkbox when you installed, it might be as simple as adding a mirror to the logical volume.
[00:53] <FastZ> jrwren, I did install with the LVM option on this server.
[00:53] <FastZ> so I will research that option as well.
[01:24]  * patdk-lap is really loving these thin lvm's
[01:54] <jrwren> +1 I just started using thing LVM and WOW, why was I not sooner?
[02:46] <urthmover> fixed my zfs woes.   So after the release upgrade I negelected to remove the PPA for zfs.  So I removed those, uninstalled zfsutils-linux, removed /etc/modules zfs entry (that I added) and rebooted.  Then installed zfsutils-linux and now everything imports and mounts automagically  thanks linux :)
[02:46] <urthmover> and my lxd containers that have bind mounts also start without intervention ...yay
[09:34] <lordievader> Good morning.
[10:39] <unimatrixoverlod> Good morning to you too :)
[11:06] <adamkavala> anyone here to help me with setting IPTABLE ? server running, putty ready but some ports is blocked.
[12:14] <adamkavala> i am running server ubuntu, putty ready, IPTABLES blocked me communication of dedicate server for counter strike global offensive ports 27015-30 could someone help me with this?
[12:18] <lordievader> adamkavala: What is your problem exactly?
[17:03] <Crote> Is this the right place to ask questions when I'm having an issue with the Ubuntu Vagrant cloud image?
[18:01] <devster31> hi, this might seem a stupid question, but how do I make bashrc load this alias? https://gist.github.com/nl5887/a511f172d3fb3cd0e42d#file-transfer-sh
[18:01] <devster31> it's a sh executable file
[18:01] <devster31> do I source it?
[18:08] <Blueking> how to identify problem with net connection ?  not sure if router (ubuntu) are problem  or if it's on ISP hardware that causes mine LOT of disconnections...   I'm logged on router with a shell  and it seems there are problem with router box (ubuntu) <-> fiber modem/ISP
[21:05] <jrwren> devster31: 'source filename' added to your bashrc
[22:39] <devster31> what's a tool I can use to monitor disk I/O?
[22:47] <patdk-lap> iostat?
[22:47] <patdk-lap> cacti? munin?
[22:54] <devster31> iostat should be enough, I want to know which process is using the disk the most
[23:33] <jrwren> dstat
[23:33] <jrwren> do you want long term or short term monitoring?