[tahoe-dev] Should we repair the files in the test grid?

[Paul Rabahy]

I do a deep check, repair, and renew lease on the public directory every
once in a while. Usually there are a couple of things that arn't healthy. A
couple of times I've investigated and it doesn't look like the files are in
too much risk (E.G. 6 out of 3 needed are available).

Feel free to run a cron job if you want. I don't want to make any promises
about files sticking around in the test grid, but that could help make it
more reliable.

On Sunday, June 16, 2013, Pierre Abbat wrote:

> I just deep-checked the test grid's public directory and found that most of
> the files are either not healthy or unhealthy (what's the difference?). If
> I find
> that, should I repair them? Should we have cron jobs to do that?
>
> Pierre
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