Greetings,
OK, I've done something *really* silly.. in my big hurry to set up a large
cache.. I've devoted nearly all available disk space to cache_swap.. out
of a possible 25gb of cache_swap, it is currently at 3.5Gb now... and I've
just realized that the cache_swap_log is already 41 Mb... which means that
by the time it hits 25 Gb... the cache_swap_log will be approx 290 Mb (the
log partition is only 100Mb in size :(
Since I don't want to lose any of the already cached material, and I can't
add a disk etc.. the only idea that I can come up with, is to have the
cache_swap_log on NFS..
Is this bad? Will it live/work/be happy?
What happens if the NFS server isn't up and the cache is rebooted?
Any other considerations/comments/suggestions would be *greatly*
appreciated. :)
Ciao,
Umar.
-- Umar Goldeli SYNFLUX International P/L. P.O. Box 98, Five Dock, N.S.W. 2046, Australia e-mail: umar@synflux.com.au Phone: +612-9712-2411 WWW : http://www.synflux.com.au Fax : +612-9712-2399Received on Fri Nov 21 1997 - 12:21:12 MST
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