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Re: Stop innd expiring articles

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From: iulius@nom-de-mon-site.com.invalid (Julien ÉLIE)
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Subject: Re: Stop innd expiring articles
Date: Sat, 29 Apr 2023 23:32:59 +0200
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by: Julien ÉLIE - Sat, 29 Apr 2023 21:32 UTC

Hi Nigel, Jesse,

>> So, abuser@mixmin.net seems to be the reason for this. Unfortunately,
>> it looks like my CNFS buffers have now started to overwrite so I'm
>> losing all my old articles. I'm really pissed off at this stage. If I
>> stuck with traditional spool I wouldn't be in this mess.

New CNFS buffers can be added on the fly in cycbuff.conf; you can
monitor how fast they fill with cnfsstat, and add new buffers when
appropriate.

>> I'm going to check with my VPS provider to see if I can get a zfs disk
>> and, if so, recopy my traditional spool back and then get my peers to
>> refeed me a bunch of articles. Urgh!

I hope you'll manage to.

> CNFS buffers can get tricky when you do not want them to wrap.

It is where the timecaf storage method is good at!
The advantages of CNFS without wrapping :)

--
Julien ÉLIE

« Un ami fidèle qui parle très bien votre langue et toutes les langues
vivantes : le latin, le grec, le celte, etc. » (Astérix)

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