=== lool- is now known as lool === m1dnight1 is now known as m1dnight_ [05:01] * I_AM_EJACULATING slaps her pussy for FREEDOM! CHOLBY RULES [08:08] I there a definitive guide I can follow to learn about setting up a webserver, server-side scripting in the language I want and websockets? === Tegu_ is now known as Tegu [09:00] Good morning. [12:22] hi (i come here as directed by https://help.ubuntu.com/lts/serverguide/httpd.html ) [12:22] does anybody know if it is possible to increase the apache2 process priority [12:22] in the config [12:27] apache doesn't set the priority [12:27] the scheduler does [12:28] ok [12:28] thanks [12:29] be nice to set nice .. bnvm [12:31] should you really need to set it ? [12:31] if you need apache at a high priority than the scheduler thinks....are you using apache right [12:31] if i set it through system-monitor i get a tiny bit better download speed over LAN [12:32] download speed ? [12:32] what's the actual problem you're trying to solve [12:32] it's not that important .. but i am copying 12gb .. and waiting a long time :) [12:32] 12GB over http [12:32] yeah [12:32] doesn't seem the best of ideas [12:33] nice'ing apache shouldn't be required, [12:33] i could use a usb disk .. [12:33] why are you using http ? [12:33] why not something like rsync [12:33] nice=-20 gives me just a bit better speed [12:33] rsync uses ssl [12:33] mollox: thats a false economy [12:33] it's only for me [12:33] so ? [12:33] what's the problem with rsync [12:34] ssl overhead [12:34] nonsense [12:34] it will be quicker than 12GB over http [12:34] and if you drop a packet you don't have to start again [12:34] tried it .. it is maybe 150% more [12:34] time [12:34] no way [12:34] you have a problem ten [12:34] thne [12:34] well it is on my old rig [12:34] then [12:35] encrypt at source and decrypt at dest adds a serious over head for 12gb [12:37] normal priority gives about 1.8mb/sec over 100mbit LAN [12:37] nice=-20 gives about 2.4mb/sec [12:38] disagree [12:39] do it and see .. i am doing it now [12:39] anyway .. it's only for one file and only need it done once [12:39] what kind of servers are these? it's been a long, long time since a normal httpd would saturate a gigE with insignficant cpu load [12:40] its a 100mbit not Gbit [12:40] server is an old intel p4 2.3ghz [12:42] yeah, that's the generation of hardware that were among the first to be able to solidly sustain gigE [12:43] cpu load is ~14% [12:43] with ssl the jumps to ~35% [12:43] ~25%* [12:44] its working fine .. just wondered about the apache2 config and nice .. many programs let you set it in config .. not apache .. nvm [12:45] mollox: how is the load average as reported by for instance 'uptime'? [12:46] 13:45:46 up 2:41, 3 users, load average: 3.28, 2.78, 2.51 [12:46] mollox: how many cpu cores? [12:46] server = 2cpu (not cores tho) [12:47] pentium4 2.3ghz x2 [12:47] generally, the load average shouldn't be higher than core count [12:47] that indicates a heavily loaded system [12:47] either cpu or I/O or both [12:47] i guess it is a bit over loaded [12:48] not a lot, though [12:48] well .. gotta get the most out of it ;) [12:48] how old is this box? [12:48] oooold .. 10years or so [12:49] probably older [12:49] i expect it was when first launched .. i had this for 10years ish [12:49] and it is XPC-Shuttle (SIS chipset i think) [12:50] its done a great job in its lifetime [12:58] Phew ! saved by wget .. thought it was gonna bail out at 93% [13:07] all done .. thanks for your time .. b4n === prince|offline is now known as prince === lazyPower is now known as lazypower-travel === prince is now known as prince|offline === JanC is now known as Guest65761 === JanC_ is now known as JanC === ejat_ is now known as ejat === bleepy_ is now known as bleepy === prince|offline is now known as prince === prince is now known as prince|offline === prince|offline is now known as prince === Bray90820_ is now known as Bray90820 === prince is now known as prince|offline