20:00:37 Follow on to the question(s) I asked the other night about disk weirdness. 20:02:08 I found some folks having problems with Seagate Exos drives (in very unsimilar environments, so NaCl) where disabling the EPC stuff seemed to help. 20:03:00 Does that remind anyone of anything in smartos land with C620 chipset sata ports? 20:25:43 after finding a reddit thread about seagate epc controls - I wonder whether the problem could be related to increased power usage when spinning up when leaving a low-power state. 20:27:21 particularly if you have a multi-disk mirror or raidz set where N disks all want to leave idle at the same time. 20:29:53 For example. There's also the time needed to return from some of the idle conditions, anywhere from half a second to 8 or more seconds. 20:53:21 pjustice: You mean the HW-RAID ones... yeah that's probably not going to happen. :( 21:01:43 you might be able to use the sg3 utils to disable EPC and see if that helps any 21:03:32 though i don't think pkgsrc builds them currently... 21:11:07 No hardware RAID involved. 21:13:33 I do have a way to disable EPC elsewhere, though at this point I've replaced the Exos drives with SSDs. 21:14:21 I'm trying to get Seagate's openSeaChest stuff to build, they have a subtree where they define offset_t that's easy to fix, and a va_list issue somehow. 22:41:30 Is it possible using the triton command-line tools to configure the anti-spoofing options? I'm setting up some IPv6 services and need to flip the "Allow IP spoofing" bit for instances that provide those services. 22:42:53 I'd prefer to not have to jump into AdminUI everytime I create an instance, but it's not a tremendous burden if that's the only way. 23:39:13 jdt: No, but there is a plugin that can do it: https://github.com/TritonDataCenter/triton-cloudapi-plugins/blob/master/plugins/allow_ip_spoofing.js