Update with

- new entries, taken from arla source tree
- a few comments about cache sizes by me
Unfortunately, the default cache size must be very small (20M),
because the CD currently recommends a /var partition of 25M.

src/etc/afs/afsd.conf

@@ -1,14 +1,14 @@
 #
-# Arla conffile
+# afsd configuration file
 #
-# $OpenBSD: afsd.conf,v 1.5 2002/12/16 02:09:06 millert Exp $
+# $OpenBSD: afsd.conf,v 1.6 2003/08/05 13:29:25 hin Exp $
 #
-# The upper limit of (arlad) vnodes (think files and directories)
+# The upper limit of (afsd) vnodes (think files and directories)
 # (high-water mark)
 #
 high_vnodes 4000
 #
-# The number of used vnodes we try to have
+# The number of used vnodes afsd tries to have
 # (low-water mark)
 #
 low_vnodes 3000
@@ -16,19 +16,26 @@ low_vnodes 3000
 # The upper limit of bytes in the cache
 # (high-water mark)
 #
+# It is recommended that high_bytes and low_bytes is increased,
+# caches up to 2G are not unusual for heavy AFS users.
+# Make sure that the cache file system (/var/spool/afs by default)
+# has enough space.
+# 
 high_bytes 20M
 #
 # The number of bytes we try to use
 # (low-water mark)
 #
+# This value should be somewhere between 50% - 80% of high_bytes.
+#
 low_bytes 15M
 #
-# The number of credentials in arla, both unauthentic,
-# and authentic (like Kerberos V4 creds)
+# The number of credentials in afsd, both unauthenticated,
+# and authenticated (like Kerberos creds)
 #
 numcreds 100
 #
-# The maximum connections arla will have to all servers
+# The maximum connections afsd will have to all servers
 #
 numconns 100
 #
@@ -36,14 +43,27 @@ numconns 100
 #
 numvols 100
 #
-# File priority, the describes how the cleaner process will
-# Clean out files, when the closer this is to 100, the higher
-# is the risk that you will lose files that you fell is important
-# to you when you are in disconnected mode. But you dont want to'
-# set this too low when you are in connected mode, since then you
-# lose valuable diskspace.
+# Dynamic root, generates your /afs directory from CellServDB or
+# DynRootDB. Useful when you don't want to use your cell's root.afs.
+#
+#dynroot [yes|true|no|false]
+#
+# The sysname is possible to specify in the configuration file. Its
+# overridden by the command like argument --sysname=
+#
+#sysname i386_obsd34
+#
+# Rxkad encryption level, this sets the minimum encryption level for
+# rxkad.
+#
+#rxkad-level [clear|auth|crypt]
+#
+# Fetch block size, this is the amount of the data that the
+# cachemanager will fetch more then the user requested. It used since
+# most new fileservers will have their peek fetch-rate larger than the
+# default 64K.
 #
-fpriority 100
+#fetch_block 4M
 #
 #
 # The End.