On Mon, May 15, 2006 at 07:29:41PM +0200, Michael Monnerie wrote: > > If the previous expire looks similar to this expire run, Bayes will > > use an estimate for atime to do the expire. This speeds things up, > > but also could possibly be wrong (it is an estimate afterall). So if > > an estimate was used, up to 1557169-100000 tokens (100k is a safety > > net) could be expired. > > I still don't understand the reason for that. Wouldn't it be bad to > throw away that many tokens?
The reason for the estimate, or ...? It may or may not be bad to throw away that many tokens, it depends. A larger number of tokens in the DB doesn't necessarily mean better accuracy. -- Randomly Generated Tagline: Amy: Worms? Ew, pukatronic!
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