MarFS provides a scalable near-POSIX file system by using one or more POSIX file systems as a scalable metadata component and one or more data stores (object, file, etc) as a scalable data component.
Running on the new testbed exposed a problem with quota that I had not discovered before. The quota script was not counting trash files correctly because the system had a trash fileset with trash and a trash backup directory that had trash in it (did not belong to the trash fileset). I could handle this situation individually but not when trash existed in two places at once.
atorrez
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8 years ago
Running on the new testbed exposed a problem with quota that I had not discovered before. The quota script was not counting trash files correctly because the system had a trash fileset with trash and a trash backup directory that had trash in it (did not belong to the trash fileset). I could handle this situation individually but not when trash existed in two places at once.
I now count trash in fileset and other locations.