| 33 | 33 | A: Not directly. Each storage server has a single "base directory" which we abbreviate as $BASEDIR. The server keeps all of its shares in a subdirectory named $BASEDIR/storage/shares/ . (Note that you can symlink this to whatever you want: you can run most of the node from one place, and store all the shares somewhere else). Since there's only one such subdirectory, you can only use one filesystem per node.On the other hand, shares are stored in a set of 1024 subdirectories of that one, named $BASEDIR/storage/shares/aa/, $BASEDIR/storage/shares/ab/, etc. If you were to symlink the first third of these to one filesystem, the next third to a second filesystem, etc, (hopefully with a script!), then you'd get about 1/3rd of the shares stored on each disk. The "how much space is available" and space-reservation tools would be confused (including making the 'reserved_space' parameter unusable), but basically everything else should work normally. |
