Kai Krakow

BTW: There's commits in the master branch that should enable it to gracefully exit on SIGTERM. I haven't verified that yet. Which version do you use?

It works in the background with no perceivable impact on performance (at least when using the systemd service). I can even play Steam games while it is running in the...

Q1: You can connect both disks to the same system, then run either `btrfs replace` (not sure if it likes that with just one device), or you run `btrfs device...

btrfs is a file system which quite desperately needs RAM sometimes. Having just 192 MB available may make the system unstable. Since many allocations of btrfs are unpageable, they won't...

Doesn't seem to compress too well (just converted over to a `chattr +c .beeshome`): ``` /m/b/.beeshome > sudo lsattr --------c------------- ./beeshash.dat --------c------------- ./beescrawl.dat --------c------------- ./beesstats.txt /m/b/.beeshome > ls -al insgesamt...

Just after a few minutes, compressed extents go down while usage increases: ``` /m/b/.beeshome > sudo compsize . Processed 3 files, 983 regular extents (1152 refs), 0 inline. Type Perc...

Okay, looks better now: ``` # sudo compsize beeshash.dat Processed 1 file, 8192 regular extents (8192 refs), 0 inline. Type Perc Disk Usage Uncompressed Referenced TOTAL 74% 767M 1.0G 1.0G...

I'd define a pool as a bunch of disks/partitions belonging to the same btrfs - so that nomenclature seems correct to me. ;-) Bees once had support for running on...

I wonder if it would be possible to use bees for Synology boxes... In theory one could cross-compile it for the platform and put it in the community packets. But...

Bees does not stop, it waits for new generation numbers showing up on any subvolume, then scans the new extents that appeared between the old and the new generation number....