Category: Linux

Hot spare kicked in!  Though I did kinda force it to by yanking a drive and then offline-ing it..  I’ll make the potentially bad drive the new spare, and order a new 2TB.  Stuck labels on the ‘old spare’ (scsi-22f6baa1200d00000) as well as the ‘new spare’ (scsi-22f4b4ac400d00000).

Update:  ..and thats what I did!  Also considering ditching the SSD cache device so that I can stick another spare in that slot.  Easy way to keep everything together, and it’ll already be in the server when I need it..  Plus, that frees up the SSD for other more interesting uses.

Works, can’t manage to install to /var/www/html/… only seems to work in /var/www/html/social, buuut.. it works.

Source: https://travnewmatic.com/social

I made my own iMac :3

It’s amazing how well things work when you follow directions.

Seafile

Originally I had a separate virtual disk attached to the Seafile VM to hold user data.  I’ve since axed that, and created an NFS share on my host machine to receive user data.  No need to keep making larger and larger virtual drives.  Files dumped into Seafile are poured directly onto host metal, which currently has ~6.3T available.

The Seafile client has an issue with the letsencrypt cert i’m using.  Checking ‘Do not verify server certificate in HTTPS syncing’ did the trick.

Pro tip:  If you’re using KDE, the Seafile client configurator is hidden under the “Status & Notifications” menu in your system tray.

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