> > > Hmm, I looked at the code a bit and I don't think this will fly: > > find /home -maxdepth 3 -type f -name ccache.conf | sort > > This started out as a plugin just for myself. I needed to come up with a way to find the ccache directory without hard-coding my username into the plugin.
If there is a better way for root to find all the ccache directories without hard-coding a value, please let me know! This was the best I could come up with. In an enterprise setting, this will cause a lot of thrashing > only to come up with nothing since ccache isn't stored there. > Correct, if the ccache directories are not stored in the user's home directories, then that line would have to be changed. I guess this limits the plugin to people like myself using ccache on a system with "normal" configuration. > This is reasonable, but misses those things not being reported: > > ccache_total=$((ccache_hit + ccache_miss)) > > That is, if ccache fails for some other reason you won't see it. > Correct, I was just curious to see how "effective" ccache was in my projects, in terms of hits versus misses. (I'm averaging 75%.) Also note that the only stats I know about (since I've never dug into the ccache source code) is the output of ccache --show-stats. Are there other stats not reported in --show-stats? If so, where are they stored? Otherwise, it is looking good! Especially like the "effectiveness". > Not sure if 1-min or 5-min is best, guess it depends on volume... > Munin runs every 5 minutes. That I don't get to define. But unless the ccache stats are being reset back down to zero more often than once every 5 minutes, this shouldn't be a problem. ( http://munin-monitoring.org/wiki/faq#Q:CanIrunmuninatdifferenttimeintervalsthanthedefault ) Stéphane _______________________________________________ ccache mailing list ccache@lists.samba.org https://lists.samba.org/mailman/listinfo/ccache