On Sat, Oct 12, 2002 at 11:57:12PM +0200, Robert Bihlmeyer wrote: > Matthew Toseland <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > > > > NB: storeFile could be a list of location before, but with the native > > > store all but the first element are ignored now. So if you used > > > multiple locations, you must multiply the storeSize to get a > > > similar-sized store as before. > > Unless storeSize=convert, in which case it automatically multiplies the > > storeSize (but it still only uses one directory output). Horrible > > kludge, I know. > > Only on the first run where conversion is done. If you restart the > node later it will act like the "native" setting, so I guess your > store will be trimmed drastically at that time. Nope. AFAIR it multiplies it even then. Just leave it on convert. > > With this it's actually a bit hard for users to keep their overall > store size constant. "Set storeType to convert, then run fred, and if > everything went fine, multiply storeSize by the number of > storeFile paths you had and remove all such paths but the first." > > Ummm ... instructing users to multiply their storeSize *before* > using "convert" may make more sense. It would also play better with the > debconf magic in my package. > > -- > Robbe
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