#! /bin/sh

# Configuration information for AFS client

# ENABLE_AFSDB and ENABLE_DYNROOT determine whether AFSDB support and
# Dynroot support (dynamically generated /afs), respectively, should be
# enabled in the AFS client. Dynroot is recommended and should not cause any
# problems - unless your root.afs volume has any content besides mount points
# for other cells. Symlinks in root.afs can still be emulated by appropriate
# entries in /usr/vice/etc/CellAlias. AFSDB is recommended in any case.
ENABLE_AFSDB=on
ENABLE_DYNROOT=on

# ENABLE_FAKESTAT determines whether stat data for mounts from foreign cells
# is faked. This is recommended: It avoids the common "ls -l /afs makes my
# machine unusable" problem.
ENABLE_FAKESTAT=on

# ENABLE_SETTIME determines whether the AFS client will keep the system time
# in sync with the servers, since an accurate clock is essential for
# (kerberos) authentication. It is recommended to leave this off, which is
# the default since OpenAFS 1.4, and run ntpd instead. Do not enable this if
# you run ntpd.
ENABLE_SETTIME=off

# AFS client configuration options:
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
# possible AFS client afsd configuration options (from 1.3.74) are
#      -blocks     The number of blocks available in the workstation cache.
#      -files      The target number of files in the workstation cache (Default:
#                  1000).
#      -rootvol            The name of the root volume to use.
#      -stat       The number of stat cache entries.
#      -hosts      List of servers to check for volume location info FOR THE
#                  HOME CELL.
#      -memcache   Use an in-memory cache rather than disk.
#      -cachedir    The base directory for the workstation cache.
#      -mountdir   The directory on which the AFS is to be mounted.
#      -confdir    The configuration directory .
#      -settime    Keep checking the time to avoid drift.
#      -verbose     Be chatty.
#      -debug     Print out additional debugging info.
#      -kerndev    [OBSOLETE] The kernel device for AFS.
#      -dontfork   [OBSOLETE] Don't fork off as a new process.
#      -daemons   The number of background daemons to start (Default: 2).
#      -rmtsys    Also fires up an afs remote sys call (e.g. pioctl, setpag)
#                 support daemon
#      -chunksize [n]   2^n is the chunksize to be used.  0 is default.
#      -dcache    The number of data cache entries.
#      -biods     Number of bkg I/O daemons (AIX3.1 only)
#      -prealloc  Number of preallocated "small" memory blocks
#      -pininodes Number of inodes which can be spared from inode[] for
#                 pointing at Vfiles.  If this is set too high, you may have
#                 system problems, which can only be ameliorated by changing
#                 NINODE (or equivalent) and rebuilding the kernel.
#                 This option is now disabled.
#      -logfile   Place where to put the logfile (default in <cache>/etc/AFSLog.
#      -waitclose make close calls always synchronous (slows em down, tho)
#      -files_per_subdir [n]   number of files per cache subdir. (def=2048)
#      -shutdown  Shutdown afs daemons
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
XXLARGE="-stat 4000 -dcache 4000 -daemons 6 -volumes 256 -files 50000"
XLARGE="-stat 3600 -dcache 3600 -daemons 5 -volumes 196 -files 50000"
LARGE="-stat 2800 -dcache 2400 -daemons 5 -volumes 128"
MEDIUM="-stat 2000 -dcache 800 -daemons 3 -volumes 70"
SMALL="-stat 300 -dcache 100 -daemons 2 -volumes 50"

# cachesize and according options are set by /afs/rc.d/init.d/afs
#   * if you set CACHESIZE to "AUTOMATIC", it will automatically be chosen
#     deduced by parition sizes (does not work if your cache is on / or /usr,
#     the default for this case is 100 MB)
#   * if you set OPTIONS to "AUTOMATIC", thge cache manager will
#     use autotuned values, which should be ok for releases >= 1.4.2 at least
# otherwise the values specified here will be used. So be careful!
CACHESIZE=AUTOMATIC
#CACHESIZE=50000
OPTIONS=AUTOMATIC
#OPTIONS=$SMALL

# you should never need to change these settings
AFSDIR=/afs
CACHEDIR=/var/cache/openafs
CACHEINFO=/usr/vice/etc/cacheinfo

# Set to "-verbose" for a lot of debugging information from afsd. Only
# useful for debugging as it prints _a lot_ of information.
VERBOSE=

# Sample server preferences function. Set server preferences using this.
# afs_serverprefs() {
#    /usr/afsws/etc/fs setserverprefs <host> <rank>
#}

# Either the name of an executable script or a set of commands go here.
# AFS_POST_INIT=afs_serverprefs
AFS_POST_INIT=""