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Is there an allocation method that prioritizes writing data to disks that already have share data unless space has run out?

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What I'd like to do is prefer using disks that already have share data on them until they are full and only then start writing to extra disks. Basically I want to limit unnecessary spin ups.

 

I'm looking at the docs and I don't think I can do this. I can set include to only use the current disks but that won't automatically use others when it runs out of space.

 

I thought fill up might do this but it sounds like that just goes for the lowest number disk with free space.

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37 minutes ago, scorcho99 said:

I thought fill up might do this but it sounds like that just goes for the lowest number disk with free space.

That is correct, and there's no other way I know off other than limiting the disks for that share, but like you mentioned, you'd need to change once it gets full.

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