AdministrativeTasks

The filesize.config file as shown in the example below, is read each time a list of files is received for storage. This file is dynamic and enables the system administrator to make changes without recycling FileServ.

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#This is a FileServ file for placing files on different #media types based on the size of the files themselves.

#

#Any line that starts with a “#” is considered a comment

#

#Each entry should have the following, in order, and blank separated:

#- Class name (up to 16 characters)

#- Copy Number (1-2, *: all copies))

#- file size range and media type

#- Valid mediatypes: D2S, D2L, D2M, 3490, 3490E, and 3480

#All the above sizes are in millions of bytes

#* - Indicates all other unspecified sizes.

#

#NOTE: Specified ranges may intersect one another however the

#mediatype is determined by parsing the text line from left to right.

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#The following is a sample line which has been commented out

#myclass

1

0-30:3480

30-1000:

25-*:D2S

#myclass

2

0-50:3480

50-1000:

20-*:D2S

#myclass1

*

0-25:

30-1000:D2S

25-2500:D2M *-*:D2L

#myclass2

*

30-1000:D2S

 

 

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#The default is the mediatype specified in the class.

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doc_test 1 0-25:D2S

30-1000:3480

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Operaitng Tasks

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Operating Tasks

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