Ben C. O. Grimm wrote:
> Sorry to bother you once more, but I *really* do not understand this.
> I'm running NNTPcache 2.4.0b2, and it just won't stop expiring.
> This is the cache area:
> Filesystem 1K-blocks Used Avail Capacity iused ifree %iused
> /dev/da1s1e 17369075 88295 15891254 1% 4168 4336822 0%
>
> Settings in nntpcache.config:
> minFilesFreePercent 30 (start expire when 70% of inodes in use)
> minBlocksFreePercent 5 (start expire when 95% of 1k blocks in use)
You intended the following :
minFilesFreePercent 70
minBlocksFreePercent 95 (i'd propose < 95% here, we use even 70%
because we have seen users that very quickly
filled our 8 GB cache. With 70% we mostly
start expiring soon enough.)
The comments should read:
minFilesFreePercent xx : start expire when more than xx% of inodes are
in use, and do not stop expiring until below xx%
minBlocksFreePercent xx : start expire when more than xx% of blocks are
in use, and do not stop expiring until below xx%
> Jan 3 22:02:23 newsreader2 nntpcache-expire[5066]: expire.c:212:
> usedblocks = 8.5%, usedinodes = 0.1%, maxArtAge = 57s, expire ended
This shows you that expire finally stops on the failsafe feature: don't
try to expire articles that are only one minute old.
