Mason
Mason
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Hey there! As @chocolateshirt mentioned, public iperf servers are few and far between. I wish I could find 10 in EU, US, & APAC, but unfortunately that's not a possibility at this point with what's out there. So with the limited number of locations, it wouldn't make sense right now to split them up by selectable regions.…
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Ya, I'd say so lol
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Storage box in my shed. Recently "downscaled" from a beefy Supermicro server to a desktop to (hopefully) save on some energy costs (2xE5-2670v1's vs 1xi5-10400). Connected over WiFi bridge from garage <--> shed in back yard. 2x480GB SSD drives in SW RAID1 for boot/main disk. 8x8TB HDD drives in SW RAID6 for storage array…
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Should be able to update the tags, then hit the 'refresh metadata' option for that song/album/artist/whatever fidelity you need (even the whole library, but that would take awhile)
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Not really sure, but if I had to venture to guess, it may be the "--poll-interval" flag that @Wolveix has in his mount command above that'll do the trick. Just make it low, like the 5s he uses
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Not sure about other services, but GDrive over rclone should pick up changes right away unless you're doing some aggressive caching that I'm not aware of. I often upload stuff and run a scan immediately after without missing any of the new additions.
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Just curious, why? Run into issues of some sort? I've left my mount untouched and active for months at a time without any issues.
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My opinions are mainly based on using Plex for video streams, so it may perform quite well for smaller (i.e. music) files. So I guess take my advice with a grain of salt if you're only using Plex for music. When I used a FUSE-based mount, I had a lot of issues with the stream just taking forever to finally start, skipping…
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Aye, I use GSuite mounted via rclone. I agree doing it this way does generate a lot of bandwidth/traffic (mostly incoming, little outgoing except when serving content). Some tweaks I'd suggest, you can increase your "--dir-cache-time" flag in your second mount command. I personally use 72h. Will keep things hanging around…
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HostHatch will probably have something that fits that bill soon. They said they'd have a new set of deals live at 23:00 CET / 18:00 EST. I miss their first batch of offers (as it got buried in their thread quickly), which had some really good pricing on storage. I think @Falzo uses them quite a bit, but I haven't…
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Fusterclucked
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Are these all offers/deals or just blog posts in general? Not sure if they're tagged correctly, but would be good to sort out the general/technical blog posts from the offer posts. Goddamn Crystal Chris Frank mucking things up.
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@Razza, @cybertech - you guys shouldn't run into this issue again with the latest update. But PLEASE let me know if you do and I'll get it sorted! :) (@seriesn issue referenced here was the same one brought up in your deal thread. should be patched now)
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Testing out some changes and tweaks before pushing code this evening :) Nexus Bytes 4GB KVM in NY... she's a beaut! # ## ## ## ## ## ## ## ## ## ## ## ## ## ## ## ## ## ## Yet-Another-Bench-Script ## v2020-11-19 ## https://github.com/masonr/yet-another-bench-script ## ## ## ## ## ## ## ## ## ## ## ## ## ## ## ## ## ## #Thu…
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Aye, known issue and fix is currently being worked on. Should be patched by the weekend. Tracking here: https://github.com/masonr/yet-another-bench-script/issues/14
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Best I can come up with to explain this is that the curl command grabbing the fio binary from the github repo is failing silently, thus the chmod fails on the non-existent file. Solution that I will implement is to add the "--retry #" flag to the curl command to allow multiple retries to download it (in case the first try…