Mason
Mason
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Yep, probably what @debaser said. Did you try running it manually (https://www.geekbench.com/)? What errors do you get?
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Welcome to the party, shallow deep! You're in luck as I just purchased some more. Hopefully it'll last me more than just a few weeks this time around.
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Changelog 24 February 2020: Swapped Unicode status symbols with ? and ? emojis.
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You talking about the coloring of the cross/check marks? Those are just the unicode symbols (x274C & x2714) so it shows whatever color the terminal/browser/software you're viewing it from renders it so I have no control over the color.
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Wut? Sorry, I don't get what you mean here.
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Ahh yeah, that might not work out well then.
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Officially they say 2gb of memory, however, I've run it on 512mb machines before without issues. If you have swap space it should be alright, if not it might have problems. Might also be the hypervisor killing the process depending on the host config.
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Ouch! $60 setup fee. I miss the days of SYS with no setup fees. Made it way easier to impulse buy one of these things and regret it later. I guess it's better this way.
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It depends, is 'better' defined by stature or girth?
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He's effectively blacklisted himself from the hosting industry. The dude does make some rather rash decisions, so maybe it's for the best.
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Junior is Chike's nickname, HostDoc's sole proprietor.
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Junior is now opening chargebacks against his upstreams (https://www.lowendtalk.com/discussion/comment/3081100/#Comment_3081100). The time for disputes/chargebacks is now. You won't be receiving a refund from HostDoc, he doesn't have any cash and obviously won't be helping anyone out given this latest behaviour. I hope we…
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Newest batch of updates were just pushed -- * Geekbench 5 - using v5 test by default now (can be overridden with the '-4' flag) * Local fio/iperf3 Packages - local packages will take precedence over precompiled binaries, so if fio and/or iperf3 are already installed on the tested system, it will use the local packages…
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Honestly, I'm not sure but that's something I should probably test and put in the readme somewhere ;)
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@amiga, you don't need to look elsewhere or wait for another offer. This is premium stuff.
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@vyas - wrap the output of the script in <pre> ... script output ... </pre> tags and the formatting won't get jacked up :)
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Domain is set up now with appropriate redirects. curl -sL yabs.sh | bash How's that for short? :) Redirection is based on user agent. Curl/wget requests will be redirected to the raw script content, while http requests will go to the main github project page. Thanks again for the neat idea! I'll get the docs updated soon.…
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That's the next change I have planned right now. I'll let users pass a flag to still use the Geekbench 4 test, but once I have Geekbench 5 test in there, that'll be the new default.
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I was eyeballing that domain a couple weeks ago. Screw it... let's do it. Just registered it, I'll set up a shortened URL soon(tm). I'll probably just have it redirect to the github page fwiw. I'd rather keep all files and such on there for openness sake and so I don't have to worry about syncing the files.
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Big update just pushed to the repo finally with a whole lot of goodies (@Falzo - fio is finally here!). I tested the script with pretty much every Hetzner and Vultr CentOS, Ubuntu, Debian, and Fedora templates to make sure it's pretty robust and compatible with most Linux-based OSes.. Biggest updates: * fio - fio disk…
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Sounds like Inception Hosting is getting lean, given the Xen and ServersNV discontinuations. I wonder what Ant has planned for the future, surely it must be something big! ;)
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Just curious if you care to divulge -- how many Xen stragglers did you still have being carted along?
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We'll probably all have to agree to disagree. The past few comments really showcase something that I've been struggling with -- creating a "one-size-fits-all" test is HARD. lol :tongue:
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Thanks @beagle! I changed it to "fio Random R+W Disk Tests" shortly after posting what the current output looks like, but I like your suggestion better so I'm going to roll with that! Thanks again :) A family emergency came up this past weekend, so I haven't worked on it too much. Prior to the weekend, I did get all the…
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All 4 tests are random rw tests with varying block sizes. Here's what it looks like fio Disk Speed Tests:---------------------------------Block Size | 4kb (IOPS) | 64kb (IOPS) ------ | --- ---- | ---- ----Read | 201.19 MB/s (50.2k) | 456.29 MB/s (7.1k)Write | 201.72 MB/s (50.4k) | 458.69 MB/s (7.1k)Total | 402.91 MB/s…
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I got a similar sentiment from Falzo as well, so I think I may be overestimating the importance of including read/write-only tests. If I cut those out, I can instead put in 4 tests using mixed RW (50/50) with the block sizes you pointed out. Let me throw something together really quick and see how it looks :) I personally…
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Thanks for the feedback @poisson and @AnthonySmith, mucho appreciated! After having a lengthy discussion with Falzo and thinking about some of the feedback here, I've implemented some changes: * I scrapped the sequential speed tests. People might be used to seeing them, but they're essentially useless as they aren't…
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Yeah, tried to make it as short as possible but still get a valid result. For most systems, it hopefully won't take the full 60 seconds to read or write the 1G file so should complete much sooner. The runtime is more of a precaution to cut off any tests that are taking an extreme amount of time. That'd be interesting.…
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fio implementation is going smooth so far. Need to do a bunch of compatibility/QA testing before I commit the changes to the repo, but here's a preview of the results -- mrowe@cicero:~$ ./yabs.sh -ig# ## ## ## ## ## ## ## ## ## ## ## ## ## ## ## ## ## ## Yet-Another-Bench-Script ## v2020-01-14 ##…
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Shouldn't that be "DR", then? :tongue: Or is it standing for "Disaster Avoidance" here?