[p4] Proxy disk usage

[Dave Lewis]

no.  In our case, we have a fair number of tempobj files, and
these accumulate on the proxy, even though they don't accumulate
on the server.

dave


On 6/1/06, Chris Weiss <chris.weiss at gmail.com> wrote:
> The System Administration Guide states:
> "P4P caches file revisions in its cache directory. These revisions
> accumulate until you delete
> them. P4P does not delete its cached files or otherwise manage its
> consumption of disk
> space."
> Then:
> "Warning! If you do not delete cached files, you will eventually run
> out of disk space."
>
> If the Proxy is just caching the files and their revisions, is it safe
> to say that (except for the logfile and results of any Obliterate
> commands) the cache will not exceed the size of the original depot?
>
> --
> -Chris
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