Ed Tomlinson wrote:
Ah, good idea. Hadn't thought of doing it with sym-links. (Don't know why, I've done it before. Duh.)On November 7, 2002 09:47 pm, Jeff Teitel wrote:Matthew Toseland wrote:On Thu, Nov 07, 2002 at 05:55:07PM -0500, Jeff Teitel wrote:Is there any way to span the native datastore across multiple filesystems/partitions/drives? With the old monolithic store you could specify multiple storefiles and locate them anywhere. Is there any comparable functionality with the native store?No. Implement it at the operating system level if you absolutely need to. There is no reason to stripe it over multiple drives apart from storage space, it doesn't need that sort of speed. Or you could just run two nodes.At the operating system level wouldn't I need to create 256 separate filesystems, one for each directory in the store directory? Not very practical. I'm not trying to do it for perfomance. I want to add space to my store, but I don't have just one large drive, I have several smaller ones. I suppose running a second node on the same box would be possible, but it seems inefficient.Not if you are using linux. There you would: stop freenet move half the dirs in your current store to a new location create links to the new location in the store directory restart freenet Ed Tomlinson
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