>How is that increasing NFS traffic? You're still doing exactly the same>operations, just in a different directory
I'm going to go look for my brain and I'll be back in 5 minutes.
Not sure what I was thinking here. Of course I knew that ;) -I'm just
typing a bit too fast!
Larry Jones <[
Richard Pfeiffer writes:
>
> In our case, as a refresher, our repository is prod. level NFS mounted
> on a dedicated NetApp disk and we have proven that in our case, this is
> much faster. So:
> 1) Would it still be advisable to try writing lock files to the local
> /tmp?
If your /tmp is on a m
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> Great info from everyone! Thank you -
> Have one quick question right now, more comments later - and Mark, I'll
> get the problem with the current version of Eclipse and any cvs version of
> 1.11.7 and h
Great info from everyone! Thank you -
Have one quick question right now, more comments later - and Mark, I'll get the problem with the current version of Eclipse and any cvs version of 1.11.7 and higher out as soon as I can.
As far as setting this LockDir to something like /tmp/CVSLockDir:
I k
On Tue, 2003-10-28 at 23:15, Mark D. Baushke wrote:
> No, there are still multiple directories using a LockDir and a traversal
> is still done. The difference is that the operations are typically
> handled much faster.
Thanks much for the informative post. This is good info for those of us
who
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Mark D. Baushke wrote:
| The creation of cvs locks is a multi-step process that ends with a
| #cvs.lock directory being created for the duration of the lock and then
| being removed. For some operations, the creation of the read file, the
Just picking
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Larry Jones wrote:
|>a) Just what is an in-memory file system?
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|Just what it says -- a filesystem where the data only exists in memory
|(rather than being written to a disk); they are commonly used for /tmp.
|If you're already using such a file
Mark D. Baushke writes [about locks on in-memory filesystems]:
>
> If you are able to write to memory faster than to your repository, then
> the difference in speed between those to mediums is how much faster you
> will be able to create your lock. I would guess that in most cases of
> a repositor
Richard Pfeiffer writes:
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> We are running cvs-1.11. I did migrate us to 1.11.9, but it turned out
> it does not mesh with Eclipse, which
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> BASICS:
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> We are running cvs-1.11. I did migrate us to 1.11.9, but it turned out it
> does not mesh with Eclipse, which is what our developers use. The latest
> upgrade Eclipse can use is 1.11.6. Fro
Good Afternoon,
I have a few more questions related to performance. Some MAY be a bit 'out-of-the-box, but please bare with me!
BASICS:
We are running cvs-1.11. I did migrate us to 1.11.9, but it turned out it does not mesh with Eclipse, which is what our developers use. The latest upgrade E
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