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--- server_setup [2019/06/09 17:37] – update server drives josh
+++ server_setup [2026/03/22 22:11] (current) – Update VM list josh
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 ===== anubis host =====
-  * OS: Ubuntu Server 18.04
+  * OS: AlmaLinux 10.1
   * CPU: Ryzen 5 1600 6-core 3.2GHz
   * RAM: 32GB DDR4 2400
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     * apcupsd
     * NFS server
+    * samba
     * getmail gmail backup
 ==== Drives ====
-  * sda (2TB SATA WD Green)
+  * WD Black 256GB Performance SSD - M.2 2280 PCIe NVMe
-    * sda1 (1GB, ext4, old /boot)
+    * 1: (512M, /boot/efi)
-    * sda2 (5GB, old swap)
+    * 2: (238G, /)
-    * sda3 (50GB, old /)
+  * 4TB Seagate BarraCuda 5400 RPM; ST4000DM004
-    * sda4 (1.8TB, LVM2 physical partition)
+    * ordered 2026-03-18
-      * pegasus (1TB, /pegasus)
+    * 1: (2T, /pegasus)
-      * extra_vms (400GB, /mnt/extra_vms)
+    * 2: (1.6T, /mnt/restore OLD FS root)
+  * 2TB WD Red HDD 5400 RPM; WDC WD20EFRX-68EUZN0; WD-WCC4M3EAVP5Y
+    * Ordered 2016-06-23
+    * 1: (1GB, ext4, old /boot)
+    * 2: (5GB, old swap)
+    * 3: (50GB, old /)
+    * 4: (1.8TB, LVM2 physical partition)
+      * pegasus (1TB, OLD /pegasus)
+      * extra_vms (400GB, OLD /mnt/extra_vms)
       * rest unused
-  * sdb (1TB WD Blue 1TB SATA 6 Gb/s 7200 RPM)
+  * 1TB WD Blue HDD 7200 RPM; WDC WD10EZEX-00BN5A0; WD-WCC3F7CKELHC
-    * sdb1 (1TB, /backup)
+    * Ordered 2015-08-12
-  * sdc (500G WD SATA)
+    * 1: (1TB, /backup)
-    * sdc1 (512M, /boot/efi)
+  * 500G WD Blue 3D NAND SATA SSD; WDC WDS500G2B0A-00SM50; 181831802102
-    * sdc2 (238G, ext4, /)
+    * Ordered 2018-08-13
-  * sdd (2TB SATA WD Red 2TB NAS Hard Disk Drive - 5400 RPM)
+    * 1: (500G, /mnt/ssd, extra VMs)
-    * sdd1 (2TB, ext4, mythtv)
-=== Retired ===
-  * nvme0n1 (256GB WD Black Performance SSD - M.2 2280 PCIe NVMe)
-    * nvme0n1p1 (256MB, /boot/efi)
-    * nvme0n1p2 (240GB, /)
 ===== Virtual Machines =====
-==== baal ====
-  * OS: Ubuntu Server 18.04
-  * RAM: 1GB
-  * Services
-    * openvpn server
-    * squid
-Exporting an NFS mount via NFS.
-<code>
-/pegasus/pub/music 192.168.0.0/16(ro,async,no_subtree_check,fsid=2)
-</code>
 ==== carter ====
-  * OS: Ubuntu 16.04 Server
+  * OS: Ubuntu 22.04 Server
-  * RAM: 2GB
+  * RAM: 3GB
   * Services
     * git-daemon
-    * cgit
+    * gitea
-    * gitolite
 ==== hathor ====
-  * OS: Ubuntu 17.04 Server
+  * OS: Ubuntu 22.04 Server
-  * RAM: 4GB
+  * RAM: 15GB
   * CPUs: 2
   * Services
-    * minetest
+    * ARK dedicated server (Steam)
-    * minecraft
+    * TF2 dedicated server (Steam)
 ==== oneill ====
-  * OS: Ubuntu 16.04 Server
+  * OS: Ubuntu 22.04 Server
-  * RAM: 2GB
+  * RAM: 4GB
   * CPUs: 2
   * Services
     * apache2
-      * dokuwiki
+      * git.jholtrop.com (proxy to carter)
+      * home.jholtrop.com
+        * dokuwiki
+        * cameras (proxy)
+        * <del>mythweb (proxy to ra)</del>
+      * ttrss.jholtrop.com (proxy to tt-rss docker container)
+    * docker
       * tt-rss
-      * cgit (proxy)
-      * cameras (proxy)
-      * mythweb (proxy)
-==== ra ====
+==== jadin ====
-  * OS: Mythbuntu 16.04 (mythtv updates repository enabled for 0.29)
+  * OS: Ubuntu Server 24.04
   * RAM: 4GB
   * CPUs: 2
   * Services
-    * MythTV Backend
+    * Jellyfin
-===== Special Setup =====
-==== NFS exports ====
-On startup it seems that the NFS exports are getting applied before DNS is available, so the /etc/exports entries do not work properly. I created an ''/etc/rc.local'' script with these contents to rectify this:
-<code>
-#!/bin/sh
-exportfs -a
-sleep 2
-exportfs -a
-sleep 3
-exportfs -a
-sleep 5
-exportfs -a
-sleep 10
-exportfs -a
-</code>
-To delay VM startup so the VM has a chance to mount NFS, add the following to ''/lib/systemd/system/libvirt-guests.service'':
-<code>
-ExecStartPre=/bin/sleep 20
-</code>