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Configure final directory for each temporary folder
See original GitHub issueI connected two ssd drives to my plotter. And I would like not to transfer the plots to the final directory -d (skip phase 4), but immediately archive (rsync) them from ssd to remote driver.
But I cannot do this, since the plotman can select the final directory on another ssd and I will have unnecessary transfer operations from one ssd to another.
So It turns out that the scenario does not work , when I use a plotter machine and plot on independent ssd without a final directory and immediately transfer it with rsync.
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Based on your config over in https://github.com/ericaltendorf/plotman/issues/487#issuecomment-842811252, I think you want the new feature (only on development at the moment, not main/release) where you can comment out
dstsection entirely and the plot will stay on the ssd it was created on and archive will pick it up from there. This is how I am presently running.yep, it is. I’m testing now. Looks good so far. I like that dst is just a copy of the tmp. I’m going to run this on my plot and archive boxes. I expect some contention during the archive because it’ll spin up another plot on the same disk, but no worse than the redundant copy.
I’d do it on the plot 'n store boxes but the archiver is single threaded so I’ll keep using my aufs/mfs setup there.