lol wut?
I’d expect if command1 or command2 fails, command3 is attempted. Am I reading that incorrectly?
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It’s behaving like:
command1 | command3 || command2 | command3
I expected that if command1 succeeded but command3 failed, it would just fail.
Which shell?
But that actually makes sense, due to shell expansion. Kinda.
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zsh. didn’t test it in bash
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Not sure that bash would have different results.
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It’s a zsh thing:
bash:
$ set -o pipefail
$ { ls || fakenews; } | fakernews
bash: fakernews: command not found...
zsh:
% set -o pipefail
% { ls || fakenews; } | fakernews
zsh: command not found: fakernews
zsh: command not found: fakenews
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Bash would try to pipe the output from the curly bracket stuff into fakernews
Right
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Yeah, it’s the zsh behavior that’s surprising.
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New Mac M1 stuff is really interesting. That along with the GPUs this year and 5000-series Ryzen, I can’t remember a better year for PC tech… Thanks, 2020. Suck it, Intel.
2020 can still fuck itself
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Gave the website some love after a long period of neglect. Still have to migrate some knowledge base stuff over, but the format is much better… the top left logo is a placeholder, although it’s kind of interesting to use all unicode characters instead of a graphic.
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I’m converting a 32GB zvol to a vmdk and it’s going to take 8-12 hours at the rate its going. Is that normal?
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Same zpool?
I haven’t done it. But that doesn’t sound right to me. I usually sustain 120 MBps sustained write on my SMR drives. I think it is a 3x disk zpool.
No, it’s going onto an exfat USB drive… maybe I should have mentioned that.
I don’t think it’s I/O constrained, the conversion process is the bottleneck.
Gave up on Artix. Working on Arch install for my Linux desktop. It is a journey of discovery…
https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/EFI_system_partition#ESP_on_software_RAID1
It is possible to make the ESP part of a RAID1 array, but doing so brings the risk of data corruption, and further considerations need to be taken when creating the ESP
Hmm, ok, cool let’s try it out.
https://outflux.net/blog/archives/2018/04/19/uefi-booting-and-raid1/
Alright, kind of hacky, but seems like it’ll work.
https://nwildner.com/posts/2020-07-04-secure-your-boot-process/
You can’t use grub here cause it does not support luks2 volumes yet (maybe 2.06 will do).
No problem, since I’m installing gnu+linux÷systemd, I wanted to try systemd-boot anyway. IIRC, grub was kind of shimmed into using EFI anyway and since I will soon be a belligerent Arch user, I am allergic to the idea of using v1 of something when v2 exists.
[root@archiso /]# bootctl --esp-path=/efi install
Failed to probe partition scheme of "/dev/block/9:127": Input/output error
Uh oh…
it’s certainly nothing we should officially support because it cannot work in the general case. Sorry.
Poettering strikes again. Time for some stupid rsync shenanigans.
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Ok we get it you use arch XD
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I don’t even yet, unless the live ISO counts… making good progress though.
NAME FSTYPE FSVER LABEL UUID FSAVAIL FSUSE% MOUNTPOINT
loop0 squashfs 4.0
sr0 iso9660 Joliet Extension ARCH_202011 2020-11-01-06-38-10-00 0 100% /run/archiso/bootmnt
vda
├─vda1 linux_raid_member 1.0 esp_mirror 5ee49e75-7f37-ec2e-b469-da751fffda05
│ └─md127 vfat FAT32 ESP A65A-9809 548.8M 0% /mnt/efi
├─vda2 linux_raid_member 1.0 boot_mirror 00065d3d-4f58-9ad5-caa0-a69a3b0c3e74
│ └─md126 crypto_LUKS 2 f3a042c0-b5bb-4dc5-b756-692555175ea9
│ └─boot_luks ext4 1.0 boot 30413d69-d103-472c-85f5-8769c3fa306f 3.6G 2% /mnt/boot
└─vda3 linux_raid_member 1.2 root_mirror bc0d7efe-beab-6931-3a06-351295c4e587
└─md125 crypto_LUKS 2 34c66b0e-0ec5-46e1-adb9-a3514575dce7
└─root_luks LVM2_member LVM2 001 buzMeQ-elxd-4bv3-lTeL-Ik2p-SWel-etxBHR
├─root_vg-root_lv ext4 1.0 root 293b5364-88ae-473f-b260-508314898528 42.8G 4% /mnt
├─root_vg-var_lv ext4 1.0 var 9318b045-ebda-409a-9607-b19e5b1766a6 29.2G 2% /mnt/var
├─root_vg-var_log_lv ext4 1.0 var_log 768d71f9-5d43-4511-8ff4-185b1025ff3f 7.4G 0% /mnt/var/log
├─root_vg-var_log_audit_lv ext4 1.0 var_log_audit ff91f1ce-13bc-40ed-8e8e-c9a079dcd8d1 7.4G 0% /mnt/var/log/audit
└─root_vg-swap_lv swap 1 de85bf6a-c4fd-4375-a850-76a320b3d229 [SWAP]
vdb
├─vdb1 linux_raid_member 1.0 esp_mirror 5ee49e75-7f37-ec2e-b469-da751fffda05
│ └─md127 vfat FAT32 ESP A65A-9809 548.8M 0% /mnt/efi
├─vdb2 linux_raid_member 1.0 boot_mirror 00065d3d-4f58-9ad5-caa0-a69a3b0c3e74
│ └─md126 crypto_LUKS 2 f3a042c0-b5bb-4dc5-b756-692555175ea9
│ └─boot_luks ext4 1.0 boot 30413d69-d103-472c-85f5-8769c3fa306f 3.6G 2% /mnt/boot
└─vdb3 linux_raid_member 1.2 root_mirror bc0d7efe-beab-6931-3a06-351295c4e587
└─md125 crypto_LUKS 2 34c66b0e-0ec5-46e1-adb9-a3514575dce7
└─root_luks LVM2_member LVM2 001 buzMeQ-elxd-4bv3-lTeL-Ik2p-SWel-etxBHR
├─root_vg-root_lv ext4 1.0 root 293b5364-88ae-473f-b260-508314898528 42.8G 4% /mnt
├─root_vg-var_lv ext4 1.0 var 9318b045-ebda-409a-9607-b19e5b1766a6 29.2G 2% /mnt/var
├─root_vg-var_log_lv ext4 1.0 var_log 768d71f9-5d43-4511-8ff4-185b1025ff3f 7.4G 0% /mnt/var/log
├─root_vg-var_log_audit_lv ext4 1.0 var_log_audit ff91f1ce-13bc-40ed-8e8e-c9a079dcd8d1 7.4G 0% /mnt/var/log/audit
└─root_vg-swap_lv swap 1 de85bf6a-c4fd-4375-a850-76a320b3d229 [SWAP]
vdc crypto_LUKS 2 7b187f20-c4f4-4161-954c-e8c01f6866d4
└─home_luks LVM2_member LVM2 001 SzlCcZ-zTEX-4VR4-iakF-rMns-c2Nf-MJmexS
└─home_vg-home_lv ext4 1.0 home a951f588-e73e-4cad-b678-35a8f1ac53ad 79.5G 0% /mnt/home
Selfhost for pride, or use a service for ease?
Squarespace. The self-hosting isn’t the issue so much as the building/designing. That said, I could see myself migrating to Ghost as some point. Looks like they’ve added a lot of features since I initially checked it out years ago.
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Ghost was nice but I can’t stand the ability to not tweak stuff, especially if I plan to do documentation.
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