[01:45] I am mighty confused... which isn't new and probably not a good thing for a friday evening, but if anybody is around [01:45] I got nfs-kernel-server working in kvm [01:45] the host is running zfs, and has a ZVOL exported to the kvm instance [01:45] the kvm instance takes that and creates a zfs pool out of it [01:45] it then exports it over nfs [01:46] all well so far [01:46] I then mounted the share on my desktop and started fio against it (I have a baseline of fio against shared on baremetal and another machine) [01:47] this is where things got weird to put it mildly [01:48] first thing, zpool iostat -v 1 returns all 0s all the time... [01:49] there's like no disk activity [01:49] but the file is created as expected by fio startup and the test completes [01:49] zpool iostat -v 1 shows activity as expected on the host [01:50] second, I get 609MBs for the random writes test... I wish... [01:51] the link is 100mbit in the test setup [01:52] and in fact the sequential read looks actually really good as fio reports 11978KB/s , which is basically the theoretical 12MBs of a 100mbit link [02:01] actually I take that back, /me scratches head [02:01] zpool iostat is now giving weird numbers (almost all 0s) on the host too [02:07] Anyone have recommendations on a postfix admin frontend for a LAMP server? [03:35] a what? [07:16] Good morning [15:24] is anybody in ubunt-server land using pnfs? [15:52] hey, thanks for one of the best platforms ever ... 12.04 :) sorry to see it go ... top notch web server === JanC_ is now known as JanC [16:42] Landscape is complaining about W: Failed to fetch http://www.nmon.net/apt-stable/12.04/x64/Packages Hash Sum mismatch [16:43] but I cannot for the life of me find where it is trying to grab from nmon [16:45] this is on a 14.04 box [17:15] runelind_q: grep -r nmon /etc/apt/ [17:29] dpb1: yea, I did that and it ain't there [17:34] :/ [17:37] do you see the same thing with sudo apt-get update on that box directly? also pasting /var/log/landscape/package-reporter.log would be good. [17:39] runelind_q: apt-cache policy nmon [17:39] should tell you exactly where the src of that pkg is [17:39] looks like it's in universe [17:52] yeah it says Installed: (None) [18:12] runelind_q: so what's the problem? [18:13] the hash mismatch is either a proxy in the way or a bad mirror [18:13] I had that issue in the past with my own local mirror [18:13] just Landscape complaining about it. [18:13] it's not really the package, it's the Packages file that contains the wrong hash compared to the hash of the pkg on file [18:14] doesn't apt-get complain about it? [18:14] a hash mismatch should show up with a simple apt-get update [18:14] because that's part of the update routine to check the hashes === anu is now known as Guest77942 [18:52] nope, the box itself is quiet. === tohuw is now known as Guest73903 === tohuw_ is now known as tohuw === CodeMouse92 is now known as CodeMouse92__ [23:57] Hey guys, I'm running into a problem on an old server I have stood up. I didn't size the partitions well and my root is out of space but I have a ton of extra space available on the /home partition [23:58] While SSH'ing into the server, am I able to shrink home and expand root?