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Jakubas
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Re: Planned downtime: OS upgrade
How many GBs are there to defrag?
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villagegirl
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Re: Planned downtime: OS upgrade
The problem is how we'd get them into Hetzner's data center. 
Ill bring the nuggets for mine supports
Ill bring the nuggets for mine supports
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Dill
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Re: Planned downtime: OS upgrade
This is something i want to know too.Jakubas wrote:How many GBs are there to defrag?
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Zou
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loftar
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Re: Planned downtime: OS upgrade
It seems to be processing about 10 files per second, so at my previous estimate of their being about 500k files on the filesystem, that would put an upper bound on the process to take 10-20 hours. I would guess that far from all files are actually fragmented to begin with, though.
"Object-oriented design is the roman numerals of computing." -- Rob Pike
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klouyd
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Re: Planned downtime: OS upgrade
ITS OVER 9000 (form all the DBZ fans)Zou wrote:9001 GBs
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Zeronine
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Re: Planned downtime: OS upgrade
No fear Loftar, I have complete and utter faith in you not to accidentially lose any data 
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Zou
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tjturbo
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Re: Planned downtime: OS upgrade
Thank you sir for your work this weekend
enough people have said it, but really enjoy your game. looking forward to the servers being back online.
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MickDick
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Re: Planned downtime: OS upgrade
To make things clear, what exactly is the current hypothesis for the lag? (aside from fragmentation of the hard drive)
Is there any way to explain in lay-men's terms?
Also, if you have logs of the server before you did the OS upgrade, have you tried comparing them to current which is laggy?
Is there any way to explain in lay-men's terms?
Also, if you have logs of the server before you did the OS upgrade, have you tried comparing them to current which is laggy?