list archives?
The Hermit Hacker
scrappy at hub.org
Thu Sep 9 03:58:21 UTC 1999
Okay, I've just created the one now, to try things out, and will be
watching inndf -o to see how it runs..just a regular:
makehistory -O -I -T /var/spool/news/tmp
to get things back up and running?
The part that I'm still confused about...the writes to the buffer are
sequential, right? Now, I fill the buffer, and it starts from the
beginning again...but, the beginning of the buffer is populated by
articles in time-hash, whose expire time is several months, vs
weeks...will those records get overwritten, or does it just 'fill in the
spaces' left by expireover marking dead articles?
On Thu, 9 Sep 1999, Katsuhiro Kondou wrote:
> In article <Pine.BSF.4.10.9909090017420.412-100000 at thelab.hub.org>,
> The Hermit Hacker <scrappy at hub.org> wrote;
>
> } How does one determine the size required for the buffer? I have a 4gig
> } CNFS buffer and, currently, approx. 100Meg in timehash...I haven't got a
> } clue as to how many total articles...
>
> I've got 10GB for cnfs.
>
> # grep @$ history | wc -l
> 1454510
> # inndf -o
> 32 % overview space used
> # cat buffindexed.conf
> 0:/spool1/overview/OV1:1536000
> 1:/spool1/overview/OV2:1536000
>
> This means about 1GB is needed for my server. And the
> number of article is 1.4M at most. This is just my case
> and you may have to check left space with 'inndf -o'
> after you start. You can append another buffer easily
> after it runs. Just create new buffer, modify buffindexed.conf
> and restart innd.
> --
> Katsuhiro Kondou
>
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