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OS: gentoo of course. 2.6 kernel (gentoo-dev-sources) |
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Filesystem: reiserfs. in my experience, ext3 may be the norm, but it is damned slow. |
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I highly recommend vsftpd if you're running an ftp mirror, it's very secure >:] |
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Besides the obvious, it is also extremely fast and can take a beating. |
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There are a few handy config files here: |
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http://criticaldamage.com/forum/ - Linux/Config Share |
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the most useful for you would probably be the rsync server run from a ramdrive, which is so much |
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faster than disk it's not funny and the the vsftpd config if you choose to use it. |
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If you're looking for anything more specific, let me know off list. |
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Rob |
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Brath, Shane wrote: |
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> I know this is a bit off topic, but I'm trying to tune my mirrors server to |
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> perform as fast as possible. |
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> I'm looking at a new hardware purchase to add more capacity, but it's |
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> difficult to know if the new hardware is enough. |
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> The general config is a HP DL380 2x3.4Ghz processors, 4G ram, Dual Raid |
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> Controllers (SmartArray 6404) with 256M/each, and 2x14 drive HP Drive Arrays |
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> (HP MSA 30 JBOD) with 73G drives at 15Krpm. GigE. |
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> Are any sites willing to share their "Config" I'm interested in the hardware |
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> setup, as well as the OS/Filesystem/Layout/Raid, type of thing. |
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> Any help would be great. |
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> Thanks in advance. |
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>>Shane S Brath |
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> mirrors@×××.net |
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