On 12/13/2010 4:48 AM, Merz, Christian wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I wanted to ask if there is maybe a minimum size limit for files to go
> into the pool, as I’m seeing pretty strange stats here:
>
> # Pool is 1273.83GB comprising 5853384 files and 4369 directories (as of
> 12/13 07:07),
>
> # Pool hashing gives 4167 repeated files with longest chain 118
>
> While a single host already gives this result:
>
> Totals Existing Files New Files
>
> Backup# Type #Files Size/MB MB/sec #Files Size/MB #Files Size/MB
>
> 146 full 9327520 487238.6 2.23 9300554 479837.4 47829 7410.5
>
> Thats 5.8 mil Files in the Pool, while this Host alone has 9.3 mil
> Files. How can this be explained?
If you have files with duplicate content, only one instance should be in
the pool. That's normal and is the point of the pooling mechanism. If
you don't have that much duplication, you should have a few million
error messages in your log files telling you why it can't make the link.
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