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next meeting/IS locker
daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (Janet Littell)
Tue Mar 23 11:16:08 1999
In-Reply-To: <199903192239.RAA01499@mufasa.mit.edu>
Date: Tue, 23 Mar 1999 11:16:02 -0500
To: is-home@mit.edu
From: Janet Littell <jlittell@MIT.EDU>
Cc: is-home@mit.edu
Hi,
As Robyn's designated meeting chairperson for the next few weeks, I suggest
that we not meet this Friday, March 26. I will be out of town and there do
not seem to be any pressing issues that need resolution this week. Is this
OK with everyone? In the meantime, I'll collect topics for our next meeting
on April 2.
As for the questions Oliver raised about future capacity requirements for
the IS locker, here is my take: I suspect that Discovery, Integration, and
Delivery lockers will continue to grow at a healthy rate, especially the
Discovery locker, which is currently used for Discovery project notebooks,
project reports, and other project documents.
In addition, I have been using the Delivery locker for the Coeus web help
pages, http://web.mit.edu/is/delivery/coeus/ . Someday they may be moved to
OSP's web server but not in the near future.
We can start to address IS locker size issues in our next meeting.
Janet
>does anyone have a good guess on how much more data we are planning
>to put into the locker?
>well, it comes up whenever the space used by the IS locker gets to
>be within 10% of its alloted quota (currently 130MB). nothing has
>to be done about it until you run out of quota entirely, at which
>point it will become impossible to write new files into the locker
>without deleting old ones. as a preventive measure, if we
>anticipate that another 12MB will need to be copied into the
>IS locker in the near future, we can increase the quota ahead of
>time. however, the IS locker is getting pretty large. if it
>gets much larger it will become unwieldy to shuffle around the
>AFS servers and may have to be split into multiple volumes.
>
>does anyone have a good guess on how much more data we are planning
>to put into the locker?
>
>oliver
