problems with CNFS

Herbert J. McNew herb at cais.net
Sat Dec 11 19:41:33 UTC 1999


Hi,

	I'm running inn-2.2.1 on FreeBSD 3.3-Release.  We're having a
problem wherein inn can write to it's buffers, but when a buffer reaches
100% utilization (where I would expect it to cycle) we begin getting the
following message:

Permission denied writing SMstore file -- throttling.

I have storageapi set to true in the inn.conf. And permissions on all
buffers is 0664. Included below are the relevant portions of storage.conf,
cycbuff.conf, and the output from cnfsstat.

---storage.conf---

method cnfs {
        newsgroups: alt.binaries.*,alt.sex.*
        class: 1
        options: SEXBIN
}

method cnfs {
        newsgroups: *,!alt.binaries.*,!alt.sex.*
        class: 2
        options: LEFTOVER
}


---cycbuff.conf---

cycbuff:ZERO:/news/spool/buffers/0/ZERO:18609096
cycbuff:ONE:/news/spool/buffers/1/ONE:18609096
cycbuff:TWO:/news/spool/buffers/2/TWO:18609096
cycbuff:THREE:/news/spool/buffers/3/THREE:18609096
cycbuff:FOUR:/news/spool/buffers/4/FOUR:9354720

metacycbuff:SEXBIN:FOUR
metacycbuff:LEFTOVER:ZERO,ONE,TWO,THREE

---cnfsstat---

Class SEXBIN  for groups matching "alt.binaries.*,alt.sex.*"
 Buffer FOUR, len: 9135.47 Mbytes, used: 9131.00 Mbytes (100.0%)   0
cycles
  Newest: 1999-12-11 10:42:29,    0 days,  4:01:51 ago

Class LEFTOVER  for groups matching "*,!alt.binaries.*,!alt.sex.*"
 Buffer ZERO, len: 18172.95 Mbytes, used: 2643.02 Mbytes (14.5%)   0
cycles
  Newest: 1999-12-11 14:23:34,    0 days,  0:20:46 ago
 Buffer ONE, len: 18172.95 Mbytes, used: 2647.13 Mbytes (14.6%)   0 cycles
  Newest: 1999-12-11 14:23:34,    0 days,  0:20:46 ago
 Buffer TWO, len: 18172.95 Mbytes, used: 2650.56 Mbytes (14.6%)   0 cycles
  Newest: 1999-12-11 14:23:34,    0 days,  0:20:46 ago
 Buffer THREE, len: 18172.95 Mbytes, used: 2657.60 Mbytes (14.6%)   0
cycles
  Newest: 1999-12-11 14:23:34,    0 days,  0:20:46 ago

_____________________ 
Herb McNew
Systems Administrator
CAIS Internet
(703) 448-4470 x422
herb at cais.net




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