Did you ever implement this? I vote you commit it if it's not too awful.

On Wed, May 21, 2003 at 02:47:46AM +1000, fish wrote:
> So, considering the vmsta/cup load jni flamewar going on in another thread, 
> i should know better than to mention this now, but now was when i was motivated to 
> write the code :-p;.
> 
> So, on my local tree I added an FCP command "StoreFreeDisk", with which one
> can feed the current free disk space to freed, and with that a storePercent
> config option to make the datastore grow to a maximum of n% of free disk space, as
> was discussed on the list a while ago.
> 
> of course, if you never feed it this FCP command, fred will just use the
> specifed storeSize.  the idea being that the windows minder program has this
> funcionality, a linux minder could be a shell script which  pipes to telnet
> (which would work on other unixes that have df and telnet as well), 
> an other OS's don't lose anything they didn't already have now.
> 
> But, given that this is a native support function, and they seem to be *ahem*
> contriversal at beast, i figured it was prudent to discuss said 
> functionality here rather than actually cleaning up the code that I have no 
> idea if anyone wants :)
> 
>       - fish
> 
> p.s. why not just change storeSize directly from the daemon?  because it 
> doesn't know how big the store is in reality, and you need to take that into account 
> :)
>       
> -- 
> I probably hate you.



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