dnet flush on network

[Jarhead]

Okay, I've been manually telling each one of my clients to flush through my network.

What I cannot figure out is how to make it flush, automatically, say every two hours.

 

[Ken g6]

Well, you could set your fetch time threshold to two hours:

[rc5]
fetch-time-threshold=2

Alternately, you could put a task in Task Scheduler to run "dnetc -flush" every two hours, if you want to be precise (or if you want to cache more than two hours' worth of blocks).

 

[Jarhead]

Humm, I want to manually get blocks, and have it automatically flush.

Anyone?

 

[TwoFace]

Hey Jarhead, I think this does what you want if you put it in your dnetc.ini:

[buffers]
frequent-threshold-check=2
threshold-check-interval=2:00

This will connect to a keyserver/pproxy every 2 hours if there's something in the out buffer. With the value set to 2 you monitor the outbuffer, with it set to 1 you monitor the inbuffer, with it set to 3 it monitors both.

If that isn't what you want (since it'll fetch too) make a schedule that runs this ever 2 hours:

?:\whateverdiryouhavednetin\dnetc -flush

? = driveletter.

This'll still allow you to fetch manually whenever you want 🙂

Hope this was somewhat what you wanted... good luck

With love and respect your fellow TA member

Two-Face