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# Arla conffile
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# $OpenBSD: afsd.conf,v 1.3 1998/09/28 18:25:20 ian Exp $
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# The upper limit of (arlad) vnodes (think files and directories)
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# (high-water mark)
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high_vnodes 4000
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# The number of used vnodes we try to have
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# (low-water mark)
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low_vnodes 3000
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# The upper limit of bytes in the cache
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# (high-water mark)
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high_bytes 20M
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# The number of bytes we try to use
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# (low-water mark)
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low_bytes 15M
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# The number of credentials in arla, both unauthentic,
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# and authentic (like Kerberos V4 creds)
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numcreds 100
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# The maxium connections arla will have to all servers
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numconns 100
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# The number of volumes stored in cache.
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numvols 100
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# File priority, the describes how the cleaner process will
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# Clean out files, when the closer this is to 100, the higher
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# is the risk that you will lose files that you fell is important
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# to you when you are in disconnected mode. But you dont want to'
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# set this too low when you are in connected mode, since then you
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# lose valuable diskspace.
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fpriority 100
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#
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# The End.
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