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Date: Wed, 19 Nov 2014 12:36:54 +0200
From: lucio@proxima.alt.za
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Subject: Re: [9fans] running plan9 : an ideal setup?
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> I have been running fossil with snapshots for a year or so now and
> not had a single crash.

Is there an easy way to determine when a Fossil/Venti service was
first deployed?  I have a feeling my specific installation is a good
few years old and I'm pretty sure any problem that may have arisen
could not have been hard to fix.

Just as a guideline:

ripple# hget 'http://127.1:8000/storage'
index=main
total arenas=25 active=14
total space=13,224,894,464 used=7,374,207,851
clumps=2,660,366 compressed clumps=2,197,678 data=15,481,985,505 compressed data=7,206,604,793


I don't keep media stuff, so a lot of this reflects changes over time
rather than quantity of data.  I do have many versions of Go
development in place.

Lucio.

PS: It would seem I rebuilt the system (hoping to add disk capacity)
little over a year ago:

	d-r-xr-xr-x S 0 proxima proxima 0 Jul 22  2013 /dev/sd00

This is a VMware ESX server permanently on.