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haxed.me.uk a place of infrastructure delights search main menu skip to primary content skip to secondary content home about adam bull contact me post navigation ← older posts compiling ravencoin sgminer branch for x16r algorithm on ethos posted on 28th march 2018 by azio reply so, i was asked by a friend to compile some software for him using: https://github.com/aceneun/sgminer-gm-x16r/releases i have to say that users branch was exactly that ‘aceneun’. in the end i thought i’d goto the source so reached out to the raven developer of this branch: https://github.com/brian112358/sgminer-x16r it’s a tough time compiling in ethos because it’s all weird, and it required extra depedancies do an apt-cache search for the extra dev libs, namely: sudo apt-get install ocl-icd-opencl-dev it has a lot of dependancies and in ethos: sudo apt-get-ubuntu install ocl-icd-opencl-dev upgrading all those packages seems not to break anything in my ethos anyway. now on to compiling brians branch of sgminer for the x16r algorithm. download repo: git clone https://github.com/brian112358/sgminer-x16r prepare for compilation && checkout the dev branch && run make prepare cd sgminer-x16r git checkout dev git submodule update --init --recursive ./autogen.sh then finally, we finish with : cflags="-os -wall -march=native -i/opt/amdappsdk-3.0/include" ldflags="-l/opt/amdgpu-pro/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu" ./configure --disable-git-version --disable-adl --prefix=/opt/sgminer-5.5.5 finally run make to compile the software make you dont have to install it but you can like make install make a proper file for our configs: vi mylauncher.sh #!/bin/bash export gpu_force_64bit_ptr=1 export gpu_max_heap_size=100 export gpu_use_sync_objects=1 export gpu_max_alloc_percent=100 export gpu_single_alloc_percent=100 address="rbfthisiswhereyourravencoinaddressgoes" pool="stratum+tcp://miningpanda.site:3666" password="x" intensity="19" ./sgminer -k x16r -o $pool -u $address -p $password -i $intensity chmod +x mylauncher.sh ./mylauncher.sh a very simple task and as an avid proponent of ravencoin! posted in blockchain | leave a reply compiling ravencoin sgminer branch for x16r algorithm on ethos posted on 28th march 2018 by azio reply so, i was asked by a friend to compile some software for him using: https://github.com/aceneun/sgminer-gm-x16r/releases i have to say that users branch was exactly that ‘aceneun’. in the end i thought i’d goto the source so reached out to the raven developer of this branch: https://github.com/brian112358/sgminer-x16r it’s a tough time compiling in ethos because it’s all weird, and it required extra depedancies do an apt-cache search for the extra dev libs, namely: sudo apt-get install ocl-icd-opencl-dev it has a lot of dependancies and in ethos: sudo apt-get-ubuntu install ocl-icd-opencl-dev upgrading all those packages seems not to break anything in my ethos anyway. now on to compiling brians branch of sgminer for the x16r algorithm. download repo: git clone https://github.com/brian112358/sgminer-x16r prepare for compilation && checkout the dev branch && run make prepare cd sgminer-x16r git checkout dev git submodule update --init --recursive ./autogen.sh then finally, we finish with : cflags="-os -wall -march=native -i/opt/amdappsdk-3.0/include" ldflags="-l/opt/amdgpu-pro/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu" ./configure --disable-git-version --disable-adl --prefix=/opt/sgminer-5.5.5 finally run make to compile the software make you dont have to install it but you can like make install make a proper file for our configs: vi mylauncher.sh #!/bin/bash export gpu_force_64bit_ptr=1 export gpu_max_heap_size=100 export gpu_use_sync_objects=1 export gpu_max_alloc_percent=100 export gpu_single_alloc_percent=100 address="rbfthisiswhereyourravencoinaddressgoes" pool="stratum+tcp://miningpanda.site:3666" password="x" intensity="19" ./sgminer -k x16r -o $pool -u $address -p $password -i $intensity chmod +x mylauncher.sh ./mylauncher.sh a very simple task and as an avid proponent of ravencoin! posted in blockchain | tagged ravencoin | leave a reply diagnosing a sick website getting 500,000 to 1 million views a day posted on 27th march 2018 by azio reply so today i had a customer that had some woes. i don’t even think they were aware they were getting 504’s but i had to come up with some novel ways to a) show them where teh failure happened b) show them the failed pages that failed to load (i.e. get a 504 gateway timeout) c) show them the number of requests and how they changed based on the day of the outage, and a ‘regular normal’ day. d) show them specific type of pages which are failing to give better idea of where the failure was in this case a lot of the failures were .html pages, so it could be a cache was being triggered too much, it could be that their application was really inefficient, or in many cases, were catalog search requests which no doubt would scratch the db pretty nastily if the database or the query wasn’t refactored or designed with scalability in mind. with all that in mind i explained to the customer, even the most worrysome (or woesome) of applications and frameworks, and even the most grizzly of expensive mysql queries can be combatted, simply by a more adaptable or advanced cache mechanism. anyway, all of that out of the way, i said to them it’s important to understand the nature of the problem with the application, since in their case were getting a load average of over 600. i don’t have their solution,. i have the solution to showing them the problem. enter the sysad, blazing armour, etc etc. well, thats the way it’s _supposed_ to happen ! cat /var/log/httpd/access_log | grep '26/mar' | grep 'http/1.1" 50' | wc -l 26081 cat /var/log/httpd/access_log | grep '27/mar' | grep 'http/1.1" 50' | wc -l 2 so we can see 504’s the day before wasn’t an issue, but how many requests did the site get for each day comparatively? [root@anon-web1 httpd]# cat access_log | grep '26/mar' | wc -l 437598 [root@anon-web1 httpd]# cat access_log | grep '25/mar' | wc -l 339445 the box received 25% more traffic, but even based from the figures in the sar, cpuload had gone up 1500% beyond what the 32 cores on their server could do. crazy. it must be because requests are getting queued or rather ‘building up’, and there are so many requests reaching apache, hitting the request for mysql, that either mysql formed a bottleneck and might need more memory, or, at this scale, a larger or smaller (probably larger) sized packet for the request, this can speed up significantly how fast the memory bucket fills and empties, and request queue gets killed. allowing it to build up is going to be a disaster, because it will mean not just slow queries get a 504 gateway timeout, but also normal requests to regular html pages too (or even cached pages), since at that stage the cpu is completely overwhelmed. i wrote a script, to find a majority of the 504’s for the 26 mar you can use this piece: cat access_log | grep '26/mar' | grep 'http/1.1" 50' | awk {'print $7'} to generate a unique list for your developer/team of pages which failed you can run: cat access_log | grep '26/mar' | grep 'http/1.1" 50' | awk {'print $7'} | sort | uniq to be honest. in the simplicity of this post somewhere, is a stroke of inspiration (if not ingenuity). also it’s kind of hacky and crap, but, it does work and it is effective for doing the job. and that is what counts. posted in apache , bash , disaster recovery , disk tools , interweb , log analysis , logging , management tools | leave a reply fixing phpmyadmin, connection for controluser as defined in your configuration failed. posted on 21st march 2018 by azio reply this happens when the phpmyadmin package is installed, but for some reason or another the automation the package manager and phpmyadmin have for setting up the phpmyadmin user, and phpmyadmin database doesn’t properly use the table schema from /usr/share. here is the process of fixing this error

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