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#ifndef _FSP_SERVER_CONF_H_
#define _FSP_SERVER_CONF_H_ 1
/****************************************************************************
* Set this to the location of the fspd.conf file on your system *
****************************************************************************/
#define CONF_FILE SYSCONFDIR "/fspd.conf"
/****************************************************************************
* Set this value to the maximum number of open files you wish your system *
* to keep around at any given time. The smaller this number is, the more *
* likely the server is to be opening and closing files, but the less file *
* descriptors need to be taken up by the server itself *
* Five seems to work reasonably well on my system *
****************************************************************************/
#ifdef HAVE_SYS_RESOURCE_H
#include <sys/resource.h>
#endif
/****************************************************************************
* DEFAULT_DIRLISTCACHE_SIZE should be set to contain the number of
* listings you want to held in memory cache.
* Dirlisting building needs a lot of syscalls, so it should be set to
* some higher number.
* Following setting is a minimum recommended size.
****************************************************************************/
#define DEFAULT_DIRLISTCACHE_SIZE 100
/****************************************************************************
* DEFAULT_DIRSTATCACHE_SIZE should be set to contain the number of dirs *
* you want to held in dirstat memory cache. This cache avoids calling stat *
* on directory and loading access perms. This operation is far less
* expensive than listing a directory, so if can be a lower number.
***************************************************************************/
#define DEFAULT_DIRSTATCACHE_SIZE 30
/****************************************************************************
* Set this value to the maximum number of open files you wish your system *
* to keep around at any given time. The smaller this number is, the more *
* likely the server is to be opening and closing files, but the less file *
* descriptors need to be taken up by the server itself. *
****************************************************************************/
#define DEFAULT_FPCACHE_SIZE 20
/* THCCOUNT is the number of seconds used to compute average throughput.
* 10 seconds seems to be a good value
*/
#define THCCOUNT 10
#endif /* _FSP_SERVER_CONF_H_ */
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