Hello everyone, I am a newbie to tahoe and want to test my grid's load using
check_load.py. I followed the steps in the comments of check_load.py. Here they
are:
Built a test grid following this link:
https://tahoe-lafs.org/trac/tahoe-lafs/wiki/LocalGridcd tahoe-grid; mkdir
testcd test; Create
First of all thanks for your time, I have just solved my problem, it's a simple
one which just needs to replace the command:python2 check_load.py --stats
Newwith:python2 check_load.py NewNow proper information will be written into
the "New" file.In addition, I am facing another problem, I want t
I am trying to understand Tahoe's source code these days, I built it under Arch
Linux with Eclipse and PyDev, then set a test grid, everything works well. Then
I'd like to execute this command:tahoe -d . cp e1 tahoe:I have tested this
command in Terminal and it run well, so I entered the Debug m
I have solved this problem, details in
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/17721226/how-to-debug-into-subprocess-call-in-python.
So don't waste time anymore, thanks anyway.
From: elde...@outlook.com
To: tahoe-dev@tahoe-lafs.org
Subject: How to track after subprocess.call()?
Date: Thu, 18 Jul 2013
Hello, I am studying for my summer project and am interested in LAFS, this
morning my mentor mentioned that is that possible to deploy LAFS with Memcached
to improve its performance? Since I am not very familiar with the both
projects, I searched on Internet and found no one has ever been intere
First of all thanks for your help to my understanding of the source these days,
now I am struggling to comprehend what is going to happen when a client was
launched(Here I mean the client node's HTTP server). I learnt how twistd works
then checked tahoe-client.tac. In my opinion, these lines:
>
Hello everyone, last time I tried to use LAFS through FUSE following the FAQ
doc, I took the pyfilesystem way. It works well the first time, however, it's
unstable and now I can never mount my grid to my local file system. I was
constantly receiving this message:
> TypeError: an integer is requi
