On 2011-01-07 20:02, Greg Troxel wrote:
> Brian Warner writes:
>
>> What matters most is the filecap, dircap, or "rootcap" under which you
>> stored your data. You must retain access to that string.
>
> Nit: you really need the introducer furl. But all the storage servers
> should have it, so
Brian Warner writes:
> What matters most is the filecap, dircap, or "rootcap" under which you
> stored your data. You must retain access to that string.
Nit: you really need the introducer furl. But all the storage servers
should have it, so that's less scary than your rootcap.
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Hello Brian,
> The grid, and the rootcap, are all that you need to retrieve the data.
Great!
> The only critical piece is the rootcap.
Perfect fitting for my plan.
greetings
Carsten
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On 1/5/11 2:26 PM, Carsten Krüger wrote:
>
>> What matters most is the filecap, dircap, or "rootcap" under which
>> you stored your data. You must retain access to that string.
>
> This is only a small amount of data that never changes?
Right. Think of it like a URL that points to a whole site f
2011/1/5 Carsten Krüger
> Hello Brian,
>
> > The gateway is merely that: a gateway between your HTTP-speaking client
> > and the Tahoe storage grid. Nothing on the gateway needs to be backed-up
> > or preserved.
>
> > What matters most is the filecap, dircap, or "rootcap" under which you
> > stor
Hello Brian,
> The gateway is merely that: a gateway between your HTTP-speaking client
> and the Tahoe storage grid. Nothing on the gateway needs to be backed-up
> or preserved.
> What matters most is the filecap, dircap, or "rootcap" under which you
> stored your data. You must retain access to
On 1/5/11 12:56 PM, Carsten Krüger wrote:
> maybe it's a FAQ but I didn't find an answer on the website.
Excellent questions! Yeah, we should definitely add these to the FAQ.
> What happens if I loose the gateway? Did the informations on the
> storage servers are sufficent to "rebuild" the hole
Hello,
maybe it's a FAQ but I didn't find an answer on the website.
What happens if I loose the gateway?
Did the informations on the storage servers are sufficent to "rebuild" the hole
system?
Is the index etc. stored in a distributed way?
If not: what files of the gateway have to be backuped?
