[tahoe-dev] new stable grid volunteers
Luke Scharf
luke.scharf at clusterbee.net
Mon Mar 2 13:07:32 PST 2009
Benjamin Jansen wrote:
>> I know that this may not apply to your situation, but it seems like
>> running the Tahoe node in a VM of some sort is a good idea. That
>> would
>> put the Tahoe server into it's own security-container -- so, in the
>> unlikely event that some catastrophic security bug were found in the
>> node-daemon, the rest of your stuff would be protected.
>>
>
> For this use case (worried about storage size more than security
> flaws), you could put the node's storage dir on its own partition.
> Storage is limited to whatever amount you wish, and any bug in tahoe's
> storage limiting code cannot override that limit.
>
Or even a loopback mount:
1.
dd of=$PWD/taho_partition.img bs=$[ 1024 ** 2 ] count=0 seek=$[ 32 * 1024]
2.
mkfs.ext3 $PWD/taho_partition.img
3.
mount -o loop $PWD/taho_partition.img /export/tahoe
4.
Make appropriate changes to /etc/fstab so that it will be mounted automatically
during the next boot -- something like:
/path/tahoe_partition.img /export/tahoe ext3 loop 0 0
-Luke
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