Re: consider dropping defrag of journals on btrfs

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Colin Guthrie writes:

> I think the defaults are more complex than just "each journal file can 
> grow to 128M" no?

Not as far as I can see.

> I mean there is SystemMaxUse= which defaults to 10% of the partition on 
> which journal files live (this is for all journal files, not just the 
> SystemMaxFileSize= which refers to just one file).

That controls when to delete old journals, not when to rotate a
journal.  It looks like you can manually request a rotation, and you can
set a time based rotation, but it defaults to off, so that leaves
rotating once the file reaches the max size ( 128M ).
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