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00:14
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agris |
Has anyone backed up Bukkit and Spout before the M$ acquisition? |
00:24
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agris |
oh btw |
00:25
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agris |
I was reading the project about backing up TPB |
00:25
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agris |
TPB already provides snapshops, they just don't tell anybody the server location |
00:25
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agris |
uj3wazyk5u4hnvtk.onion/static/dump/ |
00:38
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02:31
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02:42
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03:53
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kiska |
agris: What is wrong with bukkit and spout? |
03:53
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agris |
they are dead now |
03:54
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kiska |
Can we take this to #archiveteam-bs ? |
03:55
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agris |
what is that? |
03:55
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kiska |
Its out channel on discussing archival efforts |
03:55
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agris |
oh is this the warrior support channel? |
03:55
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agris |
sure |
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07:14
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nikow |
t3: No, i compilled it and it just simply ran without any problems. |
07:14
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nikow |
t3: I just made my own volumens and added some CPU limits to container, because there are working other projects. |
07:27
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nikow |
t3: One more thing - it's good to setup swap on some connected device - warrior consumes 1.5GB RAM on some processes. |
07:30
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agris |
You can also convert the ova image to qcow2 and use it in a qemu/kvm cluster |
07:34
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agris |
root in and give it an external static ip address |
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16:45
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second is now known as sec^nd |
18:30
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19:27
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t3 |
nikow: Okay. Thanks! I need to figure out how to set up the swap. I will try it too. |
19:28
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t3 |
agris: I like the suggestion, but I have a feeling that it won't work well on low powered Raspberry Pi's. |
19:53
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21:01
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nikow |
t3: do you have external drive? |
21:02
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nikow |
t3: If yes you can use sudo dphys-swapfile swapoff, to disable swap. |
21:03
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nikow |
Then go to external drive, sudo dd if=/dev/zero of=swapfile bs=1M count=$((1024*4)) && mkswap swapfile && swapon `pwd`/swapfile |
21:04
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nikow |
then just git clone warrior from github |
21:04
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nikow |
like |
21:04
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nikow |
git clone https://github.com/ArchiveTeam/warrior-dockerfile.git |
21:04
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nikow |
tthen |
21:04
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nikow |
docker build --rm -t warrior-armv7l:latest -f Dockerfile.raspberry . |
21:04
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nikow |
to build an docker image |
21:04
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nikow |
docker run --name archive-warrior --volume /mnt/ColdStorage2/archive-warrior/data/:/data/data --volume /mnt/ColdStorage2/archive-warrior/config.json:/home/warrior/projects/config.json --publish 8001:8001 warrior-armv7l:latest |
21:05
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nikow |
in my case ColdStorage2 is my external drive |
22:00
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sec^nd |
oh snap, I was just going to ask about this |
22:00
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sec^nd |
nikow is this the exact command to start a warrior with docker? |
22:59
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23:16
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t3 |
nikow: What if I don't have an external drive? |
23:17
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t3 |
I would think the external drive would create a bottleneck. |
23:19
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t3 |
The Raspberry Pi's Ethernet throughput is shared with its USB controller. So the more it deals with USB things, the slower it does things over the internet. |
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