02:43:23 <nahamu> jperkin: in case you have time... https://github.com/TritonDataCenter/pkgsrc-extra/issues/1
07:36:24 <jperkin> nahamu: thanks! will get that in today
08:04:27 <jzu_> jperkin: any advancement in Duo by the way? :D 
08:54:44 <rennj> the power of SDDC...hehe...sun 3x had 68030's...
08:55:18 <rennj> 128MB ram and 68030 in 1989 would have been nice @home...
08:55:34 <rennj> smoking the amiga gear of course
08:55:53 <rennj> besides the ECC ram
08:57:30 <tsoome_> we had 2x sun 3, 8MB and 12MB:D
08:57:41 <tsoome_> I think, 3/50
08:58:01 <rennj> post test sucked
08:58:17 <rennj> hp and sun gear even with disable fastmem/check
08:58:32 <rennj> to be honest hp had better and bigger gear
08:58:48 <rennj> v2600 128cpu/128GB ram in 90's
08:58:55 <rennj> top500 supercomputer list
08:59:03 <rennj> 4 cabinets 32cpu/32GB ram
08:59:05 <rennj> 1 ssp
08:59:33 <tsoome_> now both are gone:P
08:59:36 <rennj> and hp-ux didnt need sunsolve or sunfag on usent...
08:59:40 <rennj> and hp-ux didnt need sunsolve or sunfag on usenet...
08:59:44 <tsoome_> so it really does not matter any more:P
09:00:11 <rennj> pa-risc was nice, and itanium well jim keller/dec/amd/ isa god
09:00:28 <rennj> pa-risc,mips,sparc,alpha w00t
09:00:45 <rennj> Jurassic park days
09:02:49 <rennj> Richard Feynman and The Connection Machine
09:03:35 <rennj> yeah Michael Crichton was plugged in
11:39:20 <neuroserve> oh nice - latest smartos now boots on this HPE DL385 Gen10 Plus box
12:07:21 <neuroserve> AMD EPYC 7452 
12:45:52 <neuroserve> qede driver detects the NICs, nice. now only need disks :-)
12:52:42 <neuroserve> hm - prtdiag shows a storage controller adaptec smart storage pqi sas (<unknown>)
13:12:48 <neuroserve> hm - ilo says it's an smart array p816i-a...
13:13:31 <otis> some smartarrays are pqi
13:13:38 <otis> some are hp/hpe
13:28:54 <neuroserve> i c
13:30:50 <otis> i came across almost the same, with smartos, where smartpqi were not being recognized. marcel telka (and some other guys) merged smartpqi support from nexenta
13:32:02 <neuroserve> i see no disks - but i think the controller does not present some disks in hba mode right now
13:39:17 <nahamu> jperkin: thanks!!
13:50:29 <Smithx10> bahamat:  do you know in postgres clusters what to query to know if the primary can't accept writes because it has no sync peers?
14:25:38 <huy> hello, I'm getting INTERNAL ERROR: Signal 11 with netatalk3-3.1.13nb3 under 22.4.0 base-64-lts, seems to be https://github.com/Netatalk/Netatalk/issues/175
15:09:34 <bahamat> huy: Can you file an issue in https://github.com/TritonDataCenter/pkgsrc?
15:10:24 <bahamat> huy: Also, macOS clients work well with SmartOS's native SMB service. There's a document on enabling it, which also includes how to advertise via bonjour, and even doing TimeMachine: https://docs.smartos.org/configuring-smb-in-smartos/#advertising-smb-services-via-bonjour
15:10:55 <huy> bahamat: thanks, I'll have a look
15:10:57 <bahamat> There's also work going on that will enable automatic bonjour advertisements when SMB is configured.
15:20:07 <huy> someone already filed an issue https://github.com/TritonDataCenter/pkgsrc/issues/348
15:22:10 <bahamat> OK, great.
15:25:12 <jbk> it works, but it needs some additional work -- if you do have netatalk in the same zone, and try to advertise time machine, the two mDNS entries conflict
15:25:35 <jbk> and i'd like to handle that better
15:26:00 <jbk> right now the messages you get can look scary
15:30:56 <jbk> but aside from that, I've been running a smartos build w/ it for a month or so..
15:31:57 <bahamat> Is that in gate yet? Or you're just running your own?
15:36:26 <jbk> just my own build
15:37:16 <jbk> gordon wants to talk about implementing it completely differently
15:43:35 <Smithx10> bahamat:  postgres=# SHOW default_transaction_read_only;  postgresMgr will put the primary into default_transaction_read_only
15:43:53 <Smithx10> if there is no sync.  so that's a decent way to tell if we have a primary that can't do writes
17:13:59 <bahamat> Smithx10: You're not talking about for *manatee* are you? Just PG in general?
17:22:13 <Smithx10> Manatee
17:22:26 <Smithx10> And I guess pg since that’s what manatee uses
17:23:27 <Smithx10> I guess I’m learning that postgres is pretty much ok with moving forward writing even if replication is down ?
17:23:34 <Smithx10> I guess I’m learning that postgres is pretty much ok with moving forward writing even if replication is down ?
17:24:02 <bahamat> You should be using something like manatee-adm show for that kind of thing.
18:11:19 <jperkin> cd ..
18:11:35 * jperkin gets his coat
18:44:21 <nahamu> heh