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Currently, everything hold in MFS will be stored forever on a node, regardless if pinned by the cluster or not.
To circumvent an overflow of the trusted node, inserting new packages, we need to modify the old.pkg.pacman.store function to an HTML document, which just holds links to the CID's to the snapshots.
In this process the snapshots should be moved from old.pkg.pacman.store to the subdirectory, having a file called default which is an HTML document in the style of an IPFS listing which holds the CID as a link.
The directories need to be pinned by the cluster, non-recursive, with a timeout, when they are replaced, to allow for proper unpinning and garbage collection of the files on the trusted host.
-cache structure has changed, normal pkgs are now in cache/ and additionally as copy in the individually repo folders
-root folders are now recursively pinned, this should allow for faster lookup, sinc the whole cluster hold all data (for directories)
-the archive is now not a copy, but only a html-list. This allows the importing server to properly garbage collect after 2 month of holding packages (they are no longer stored in the MFS) fixes#1
Currently, everything hold in MFS will be stored forever on a node, regardless if pinned by the cluster or not.
To circumvent an overflow of the trusted node, inserting new packages, we need to modify the old.pkg.pacman.store function to an HTML document, which just holds links to the CID's to the snapshots.
In this process the snapshots should be moved from old.pkg.pacman.store to the subdirectory, having a file called default which is an HTML document in the style of an IPFS listing which holds the CID as a link.
The directories need to be pinned by the cluster, non-recursive, with a timeout, when they are replaced, to allow for proper unpinning and garbage collection of the files on the trusted host.
See also:
ipfs/kubo#6878
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