On Wed, 2 Feb 2005, Jason C. Wells wrote:
OpenAFS has been working well for me so I am not up on the latest news. I
see that global drive mappings are deprecated. To get with the times, I was
looking at using \\afs\cellname as reported in the docs.
\\afs\stradamotorports.com is truncated to \\
OpenAFS has been working well for me so I am not up on the latest news. I
see that global drive mappings are deprecated. To get with the times, I
was looking at using \\afs\cellname as reported in the docs.
\\afs\stradamotorports.com is truncated to \\afs\stradamotors.
"stradamotorspors" is t
Hendrik Hoeth <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I'd like to use subversion, but it uses berkeley-db for the repository.
> Since berkeley-db uses mmap for locking (right?), in the svn
> documentation they write
> "As opposed to CVS, subversion is not based on RCS, but rather on the
>Berkeley Dat
On Tuesday, February 01, 2005 02:50:04 PM -0500 "John S. Bucy"
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
looking at src/volser/dumpstuff.c, it appears that dumps are done in
ascending vnode order. AFAIK, rename is a first-class operation so it
should only dirty the source and dest dirs.
Dumps are currently d
Have you considered using my suggestion (private email reply) of trying
Subversion (SVN) to manage the binary diffs and to attain a "proper"
version management system at the same time?
Just curious...
-Jeff
John S. Bucy wrote:
Here's some preliminary data. I'm running the following against my
Thus spake Jeffrey B. Woodward ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> svnadmin create *svn* -fs-type *fsfs
>
> rather than the default berkeley-db backend.
Ah, thanks!! I missed that one -- was looking at a too old version of
the svnbook. :-)
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On Wed, 2 Feb 2005, Hendrik Hoeth wrote:
Hi,
I'd like to use subversion, but it uses berkeley-db for the repository.
Since berkeley-db uses mmap for locking (right?), in the svn
documentation they write
"As opposed to CVS, subversion is not based on RCS, but rather on the
Berkeley Database. Make
Hi,
I'd like to use subversion, but it uses berkeley-db for the repository.
Since berkeley-db uses mmap for locking (right?), in the svn
documentation they write
"As opposed to CVS, subversion is not based on RCS, but rather on the
Berkeley Database. Make sure not to install a repository on
Here's some preliminary data. I'm running the following against my
mail volume hourly:
VOL='mail.bucy'
mv $VOL $VOL.old && \
vos backup $VOL && \
vos dump $VOL.backup -file $VOL && \
rdiff delta $VOL.sig $VOL $VOL-delta-`date +%Y%m%d.%H%M` &&
rdiff sig $VOL $VOL.sig && \
rm $VOL.old
Here's wha
You may also want to have a look at AFS Tool Suite (start
with the README for an overview of the tools provided)
http://ats.sourceforge.net/
% volspot --help
Query the AFS partition layout database for information
about where certain types of volumes should be placed.
Arguments/Options:
--type=
Eh eh ehe nice how can I be a client
That's hot
Wrong glass sir
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On Tuesday 01 February 2005 16:05, Jim Rees wrote:
> You said you're getting core dumps. Can you send us the stack traces?
Hello Jim
here is another stack trace. It is from the salvager:
==
bos salvage localhost cp usr.hgb -showlog -local
A V Le Blanc <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I was searching for something else recently, and happened across a web
> page mentioning a tool or utility which creates an AFS volume on one of
> several partitions, choosing the one best suited according to some
> configurable criteria. Unfortunately I
On Tuesday 01 February 2005 16:05, Jim Rees wrote:
> You said you're getting core dumps. Can you send us the stack traces?
This is stack trace from a client crash:
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[EMAIL PROTECTED]:root]# kdb /tmp/vmcore.20 /unix
The spec
I was searching for something else recently, and happened across
a web page mentioning a tool or utility which creates an AFS
volume on one of several partitions, choosing the one best
suited according to some configurable criteria. Unfortunately
I didn't keep the URL, and I can't find the thing d
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