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I would like to use ramfs instead of tmpfs since ramfs can't swap. So I created a mount point in /etc/fstab ramfs /mnt/transcodes ramfs nofail,mode=0777 0 0
In transcode.cleanup.sh I changed this line with the size in bit DIR_SIZE=1073741824 (1GB for me) so in this way I can limit ramfs which has no size limit.
Obviously bufmon.sh doesn't work because df $TRANSCODES_DIR -ha doesn't work with this type of filesystem but by checking manually, the limit was never exceeded. I also tried with 100/256/512MB limit.
Could it be officially supported?
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Interesting, I did not know that tmpfs can use disk space instead of actual RAM. Thanks for bringing this up. Will not be able to test ramfs so soon (in a few weeks at least). But if you can make it work sooner them please report it here.
I would like to use ramfs instead of tmpfs since ramfs can't swap. So I created a mount point in /etc/fstab
ramfs /mnt/transcodes ramfs nofail,mode=0777 0 0
In transcode.cleanup.sh I changed this line with the size in bit
DIR_SIZE=1073741824
(1GB for me) so in this way I can limit ramfs which has no size limit.Obviously bufmon.sh doesn't work because
df $TRANSCODES_DIR -ha
doesn't work with this type of filesystem but by checking manually, the limit was never exceeded. I also tried with 100/256/512MB limit.Could it be officially supported?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: