Strategy to deal with slow cloners

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Hello:

I try to keep repositories routinely repacked and optimized for clones, in
hopes that most operations needing lots of objects would be sending packs
straight from disk. However, every now and again a client from a slow
connection requests a large clone and then takes half a day downloading it,
resulting in gigabytes of RAM being occupied by a temporary pack.

Are there any strategies to reduce RAM usage in such cases, other than
vm.swappiness (which I'm not sure would work, since it's not a sleeping
process)? Is there a way to write large temporary packs somewhere to disk
before sendfile'ing them?

-K



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