This is OT for mod_perl, sorry...
* Cahill, Earl <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [2002-04-29 13:55]:
> > Our NIS maps are on the order
> > of 3 GB per file (>64k users).
>
> Man, that is one big file. Guess dropping a note to this list sorta
> lets you know what you have to really scale to. Sounds like di
> I would think it could be useful in non-mod_perl applications as well
> - you give an example of a user's mailbox. With scp it might be even
> more fun to have around :) (/me is thinking of config files and
> such)
mod_perl works very well with the system for keeping track of what boxes are
d
d likely has at least
a professor or two and some grad students helping out on it. I had never
heard of OpenAFS before your email. I will have to look into it a bit. My
stuff would hopefully make it nice if you didn't want to change your os, or
if you just wanted to make File::Redundant a small p
On Thu, 25 Apr 2002, Les Mikesell wrote:
> > From: D. Hageman [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> > Subject: Re: File::Redundant
> >
> > Interesting ... not sure if implementing this in this fashion would be
> > worth the overhead. If such a need exists I woul
> From: D. Hageman [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Subject: Re: File::Redundant
>
> Interesting ... not sure if implementing this in this fashion would be
> worth the overhead. If such a need exists I would imagine that
> would have
> choosen a more appropriate OS level sol
Andrew McNaughton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>
>On Thu, 25 Apr 2002, James G Smith wrote:
>
>> What's a `very large amount of data' ? Our NIS maps are on the order
>> of 3 GB per file (>64k users). Over a gigabit ethernet link, this
>> still takes half a minute or so to copy to a remote system
out this package I started writing last
> night. Wondering about its usefulness, current availability, and just
> overall interest. Designed for mod_perl use. Doesn't make much sense
> otherwise.
>
> Don't want to go into too many details here, but File::Redunda
On Thu, 25 Apr 2002, James G Smith wrote:
> What's a `very large amount of data' ? Our NIS maps are on the order
> of 3 GB per file (>64k users). Over a gigabit ethernet link, this
> still takes half a minute or so to copy to a remote system, at least
> (for NIS master->slave copies) -- this
"Cahill, Earl" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>Just putting about a little feeler about this package I started writing last
>night. Wondering about its usefulness, current availability, and just
>overall interest. Designed for mod_perl use. Doesn't make much sense
>otherwise.
I would think it coul
Just putting about a little feeler about this package I started writing last
night. Wondering about its usefulness, current availability, and just
overall interest. Designed for mod_perl use. Doesn't make much sense
otherwise.
Don't want to go into too many details here, but File:
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