On Jan 22, 2009, at 1:43 AM, Matt Brookings wrote:
Where do you come up with 128bit from? On most systems a 'long
long' is going
to be a 64bit integer. That's what I'm currently using.
Sorry, you're right on that.
Why isn't it enough to keep the current quota system, and just update
all
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Tom Collins wrote:
> On Jan 22, 2009, at 1:43 AM, Matt Brookings wrote:
>> Where do you come up with 128bit from? On most systems a 'long long'
>> is going
>> to be a 64bit integer. That's what I'm currently using.
>
> Sorry, you're right on that.
>
Matt Brookings wrote:
My current TODO:
* Disk updates must be deferrable; maybe with threading
* Statistics gathering like average disk poll time, biggest poll time,
shortest poll time, etc
As you can see, the deferring updates is not yet implemented. The performance
I'm currently
seeing
