Boniforti Flavio wrote:
>> Exactly, perhaps the a better (but more work involved) 
>> solution would be to create a new page which shows a nice 
>> pretty graph of the various numbers instead of stacks of 
>> numbers in great big tables...
> 
> Well, if somebody is willing to cooperate with me to do it, I'll be
> willing to learn and contribute.
> A *very nice* add-on would be having graphs for each host, not only for
> the whole pool. I'd really love to see ho my single hosts evolve in
> relation to GBs occupied. Also, I'd like to see how transfer rates may
> be varying...

I guess you could track the transfer times and sizes for each 
host/share, but there is a philosophical/practical issue in tracking the 
storage space since it is pooled and there is no handy way to tell 
which, if any, other hosts have links to a common file.  In terms of 
real space consumed, all of your targets can have multiple copies of 
some large file and it will barely take any more room than one single 
copy on one host.

-- 
   Les Mikesell
    lesmikesell AT gmail DOT com



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