[06:27] <jersten> when creating a file server, should I just make a very small partition for the OS? That way the rest of the drive that it's on, can be dedicated to storage
[06:29] <lotuspsychje> jersten: im not really the server expert, but i usualy combine Os on ssd and storage on larger other spinner/HD, when Os problems arise, you still got your data backed up
[06:29] <jersten> Next question: What is are the recommended system requirements for running Ubuntu Server edition? I have an intel Core2duo e4300 with 4Gb of RAM. With that slow down my file transfers any?
[06:31] <lotuspsychje> jersten: ubuntu server is one of the lightest flavours of ubuntu, runs on a lot of machines, in your case network speed and HD might be important?
[06:33] <jersten> I dunno if I'd call it "important". But I wouldn't want my old file server to be slowing down file transfers. My router can only transfer at 10Mb per second over wifi.
[06:35] <lotuspsychje> does your server have eth port aswell?
[06:38] <jersten> Yes indeed it does
[06:38] <lotuspsychje> i would go for cable
[06:39] <jersten> thank you for the help, too tired, can't continue. Have to go to sleep now. Goodbye!
[08:06] <maret> Hi how should I read this output from sensors https://paste.debian.net/1193045/. Seems like my core temperatures are high although pch_cannonlake-virtual-0  seems ok and core temeperatures jump pretty wildy. I mean +- 15 Degrees per second
[10:16] <tomreyn> maret: pretty hot indeed. which kernel version are you running?
[10:17] <tomreyn> latest bios is installed?
[11:41] <Soni> hmm we need lighttpd 1.4.57+ but the repos are at 1.4.55, advice?
[12:04] <maret> tomreyn: it's 5.4 and no I didn't update lates tbios( i think )
[12:04] <maret> tomreyn: although why CPU temperatures jumps so much and suddenly +  what about pch_cannonlake-virtual-0 that seems fine