Hi!
> > Besides: you can do this in userspace with existing e2compr. Should take
> > less than 2 days to implement.
>
> ok
> never seen that...
e2compr is suite of patches to do online compression. It is pretty
mature. You should take a look; turning online compression into
offline is pretty
Hi!
Besides: you can do this in userspace with existing e2compr. Should take
less than 2 days to implement.
ok
never seen that...
e2compr is suite of patches to do online compression. It is pretty
mature. You should take a look; turning online compression into
offline is pretty trivial.
> > - A file is saved to disk
> > - If the file isn't touched (read or written to) within days
> > (default 14), the file is compressed.
> > - If the file isn't compressed more than percent (default 20), the
> > file is flagged "can't compress".
> > - All file compression is done on low traffic
Pavel Machek wrote:
> > - A file is saved to disk
> > - If the file isn't touched (read or written to) within days
> > (default 14), the file is compressed.
> > - If the file isn't compressed more than percent (default 20), the
> > file is flagged "can't compress".
> > - All file compression is
Hi!
> - A file is saved to disk
> - If the file isn't touched (read or written to) within days
> (default 14), the file is compressed.
> - If the file isn't compressed more than percent (default 20), the
> file is flagged "can't compress".
> - All file compression is done on low traffic times
Hi!
- A file is saved to disk
- If the file isn't touched (read or written to) within n days
(default 14), the file is compressed.
- If the file isn't compressed more than n percent (default 20), the
file is flagged "can't compress".
- All file compression is done on low traffic times
Pavel Machek wrote:
- A file is saved to disk
- If the file isn't touched (read or written to) within n days
(default 14), the file is compressed.
- If the file isn't compressed more than n percent (default 20), the
file is flagged "can't compress".
- All file compression is done on
- A file is saved to disk
- If the file isn't touched (read or written to) within n days
(default 14), the file is compressed.
- If the file isn't compressed more than n percent (default 20), the
file is flagged "can't compress".
- All file compression is done on low traffic times
Roy Sigurd Karlsbakk wrote:
>
> Hi
>
> With some years of practice with Novell NetWare, I've been wandering why
> the (unused?) file system compression mechanism in ext2 is based on
> doing realtime compression. To make compression efficient, it can't be
> made this simple. Let's look at the
Roy Sigurd Karlsbakk wrote:
Hi
With some years of practice with Novell NetWare, I've been wandering why
the (unused?) file system compression mechanism in ext2 is based on
doing realtime compression. To make compression efficient, it can't be
made this simple. Let's look at the type of
Hi
With some years of practice with Novell NetWare, I've been wandering why
the (unused?) file system compression mechanism in ext2 is based on
doing realtime compression. To make compression efficient, it can't be
made this simple. Let's look at the type of volume (file system)
compression
Hi
With some years of practice with Novell NetWare, I've been wandering why
the (unused?) file system compression mechanism in ext2 is based on
doing realtime compression. To make compression efficient, it can't be
made this simple. Let's look at the type of volume (file system)
compression
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