At 09:51 AM 3/27/01 +0800, you wrote:
>Hello all:
>
>I found out that when expiration is at work, the new items were deleted
>and not the old ones. Items from March 15 'till now are considered expired
>by my Dnews system and of course cannot be viewed as it is already
>expired, dnews said. But how come? Please if anyone got the idea. Thanks.
That should never happen normally, unless you changed your expire.conf
rules recently or ran a tellnews command
like rebuild_index or rebuild_piles, have you done any of those, or
anything similar?
As a side issue I do suggest you decrease your pile 1 size a bit, it's easy
to allocate too much storage to non binaries these
days (with such large spools) and it is generally better not to.
ChrisP.
>-------------- my expire.conf -------( i have 2 80G partition for the
>spools)-----
>remember 3
>
>pile 1 use 24% groups *
>pile 2 use 2% groups none
>pile 3 use 2% groups none
>pile 4 use 60% groups *binaries*,*pictures*,*warez*,*sounds*,*mp3*
>pile 5 days 500 groups local.*
>pile 6 use 2% groups control*
>-----------------------------------------------------------
>
>< -----daily expiration report -----
><------ note: there are so many items that were deleted. all of them are
>< ------the new articles and not the old ones.
>
>Disk space 220000MB - history*2=440MB,xover=0MB,dbi.idx*2=66MB = 219494MB
>for piles
> Pile 0, 0.0/0.0% 0MB, days=0 none-old-format
> Pile 1, 1.8/24.0% 3911MB, *
> Pile 2, 0.0/2.0% 0MB, none
> Pile 3, 0.0/2.0% 0MB, none
> Pile 4,
> 9.6/60.0% 21097MB, *binaries*,*pictures*,*warez*,*sounds*,*mp3*
> Pile 5, 0.0/(nolimit) 0MB, days=500 local.*
> Pile 6, 0.4/2.0% 930MB, control*
>
>Spawned Expire started at Thu Mar 15 02:00:01 2001 Done, start 11% end 11%
> Processed 3212717 removed 484052 deleting 81087/0/81086 speed 18421.1
> pass 0
> Pile hist_mins 1, xover_mins 0, resort_mins 0, fillin 0, copy 0
>Expire finished at: Thu Mar 15 02:02:30 2001, Elapsed 0 hours, 2 minutes
>----------------------------------------------------------
>
>
>
>--
>Best Regards,
>
>Fred
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