--cache_size is not documentated on website?
Paul Alfille escreveu:
> Done!
>
> --cache_size=100 from the command line (or configuration file).
> default is cache_size=0 which means no limit
>
> The limit is a little squishy, no more items can be added once the
> cache is exceeded.
>
> Some p
Done!--cache_size=100 from the command line (or configuration file).default is cache_size=0 which means no limitThe limit is a little squishy, no more items can be added once the cache is exceeded.
Some permanent items, like barometer parameters don't cound against the cache (but should be smal
can we set max cache size? like 1mb of cache?
Roberto Spadim escreveu:
>today implementation don't have problems!
>
>maybe an new directory could help, see:
>
>when we get from "/#OW SYSTEM#/#ANY FILE OR DIRECTORY#" (could be
>"/ow_device_manager/#ANY FILE OR DIRECTORY#")
>OW SYSTEM:
> ow sys
today implementation don't have problems!
maybe an new directory could help, see:
when we get from "/#OW SYSTEM#/#ANY FILE OR DIRECTORY#" (could be
"/ow_device_manager/#ANY FILE OR DIRECTORY#")
OW SYSTEM:
ow system that's connected direct to ds2480 or ds2490 or another ds
this directory
Hello!
It sounds interesting. But since both PHP (which supports MySQL) and
RRD who uses its own database model are supported by our project, and
I am not at all familiar with SQLite. Except from use, and that was
using TeamSpeak2.
I would rather see the implementation of something who follows the
Hi Robero. You certainly are exploring the entire program!Currently the cache is an in-memory binary tree. There is some information at http://www.owfs.org/index.php?page=cache
Several different things are cached:1. devices (basically if a serial number was found, and on which bus)2. directory list
