Open syadnom opened 3 years ago
I second this, especially when not using archiving.
There are a few pieces here. I don't mind leaving this as-is if we can get some code in mainline to have tmp and dst the same (ie, no extra copy) and then I'll using archive to move it to local folders. That's fine w/ me
There are a few pieces here. I don't mind leaving this as-is if we can get some code in mainline to have tmp and dst the same (ie, no extra copy) and then I'll using archive to move it to local folders. That's fine w/ me
If dst is the same as tmp, there is no extra copy. It is a rename: https://github.com/Chia-Network/chiapos/blob/632c9d70e865f2fdb92c47e4ed3380b5bf92947e/src/plotter_disk.hpp#L373
Now, with plotman there is an issue if you have multiple tmp. There is a PR (not sure if merged into development yet) where you just don't specify dst to ensure the final plot never moves out of tmp. Maybe this was the scenario you were referring to?
yes, exactly. I want to keep the dst on the same drive it was plotted on and then move it off via archive. for example.
I'm working around this with aufs. I'm using create=mfs ie new files to the device with the most free space. I put all my destination directories in this aufs mount and it handles distributing the files evenly. Then I'm putting just that one aufs mount as dst in plotman. Works great actually. I can also update the mount point via script so if I add a drive I put a folder on it calls 'plots' and my script runs in cron every minute searching the mountpoints for 'plots' and if it finds one it updates aufs.
Downside is I don't see what's happening in plotman interactive.. oh well.
I'm seeing some contention with multiple plotters and shared storage.
I would like to be able to set an amount of free space to leave on a given destination or archive location.
Ie, dst:
dst AND archive please :)