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| Hello Johannes,
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|>Is there any chance Coda will ever (or soon?) have some kind of 'huge
|>file' mode where it would decide to not cache a file when its size is
|>above a certain limit but serve parts of it on request?
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| as far as I can see, the answer is a definite "no".
|
| Full file caching is a fundamental design choice. The unique properties
| of Coda are due to that design. Use another file system if huge files
| are important - but then forget disconnected operation and optimistic
| replication.

Ok, but something like the following scenario:
Start downloading the file
As X bytes have arived allow access to them
Continue downloading in the backgroun until the wole file get cached
Would it be possible?

|>>>  There are 320 CML entries pending for reintegration
|>>>but cfs writereconnect doesn't seem to work, maybe because of
|>>>  16:36:50 volume coda:home:jmartin has unrepaired local subtree(s),
skip checkpointing CML!
|>>>
|>>>I can't see any unrepaired subtrees, is there a way to find them?
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| Coda upgrade can help. Test with 6.0.6.
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| Regards,
| --
| Ivan
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|

Thanks,
Geza
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