[06:12] Good morning [08:20] how to remove package together will all config files? I was trying to delete mysql packages with --purge flag but seems like it was not deleting all databases it had [08:22] Normally --purge should remove all config files, but you can manually remove database here :/var/lib/mysql/ [08:23] i understand that [08:24] i will just delete mysql folder then === Napsterbater_ is now known as Napsterbater === jancoow4 is now known as jancoow [14:25] hey jamespage - how do we handle backports of non-OpenStack things to the cloud archive. I'm seeing that there's a bunch of stuff ther's updated from distro but doesn't have UCA specific bug targets nor verification tags [15:14] hi i just installed ubuntu-server with 2 nvme drives in raid 0 and xfs file system. I would like to change secotr size to 4k is the command to use. sudo mkfs.ext4 -m 0 -T largefile4 -L TEMP-drive /dev/md0 if output of fdisk -l is ?https://pastiebin.com/6061ee7bcbd95 [15:22] maret: well, that will erase everything on the drive, and recreate it with ext4 [15:22] ou sorry true i read the manual wrong [15:22] i should use mkfs.xfs [15:23] that will also erase everything on /dev/md0 [15:24] yeah thats fine thats for external hdd actually , so AFAIK 4k should be better for modern nvme drives if my goal is performance? [15:24] if so can i reformat them now and do I use /dev/md0 which represents RAID 0? [15:25] well, md0 is a software raid device, so it sounds like it could be your two internal nvm.e drives [15:25] yes thats it [15:25] you want /dev/sdb for your WD Elements drive [15:25] I have two internal nvme in RAID which I thinking about formating to 4k blocks + i have external hdd for Elements [15:25] 12.75TiB [15:26] yeah sorry about the confusion I need to format both [15:26] ohhh ok [15:26] also I didn't read your fdisk until now, you have a bunch of drives ;p [15:26] 4 yeah [15:27] well the nvm.e's are still 512b native [15:28] but I'm not super well versed on going 4k vs 512b, so I'm gonna bow out here [15:28] fair enough cheers :) [15:29] <3 === Ussat is now known as Saint_Ussat [21:20] Whats the easiest way to figure how what was the highest usages for CPU / RAM / IO during certain period? I want to run something on server overnight and check results at the morning [21:51] nvm seems like I have full disk, how can I figure out why ? https://pastiebin.com/60624bc01a434 [21:56] maret: sudo ncdu / [21:58] leftyfb I dont have enough space to install ncdu :( [21:59] maret: maybe start purging some older log tarballs to get some space enough to install ncdu