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Hi Adrian,

Let's say you want to create a file and server x was selected. Then you 
want to create another file and the cms looks and says well, all things 
are roughly equal who should I select? If linger is set to 1 then server x 
will be selected. If linger is zero or server x was already selected twice 
in a row, then another server would be selected. The cms.sche has no 
impact on this behaviour.

We put this in way back and no one uses it as far as I know because it's 
really hard to predict the space allocation pattern and people generally 
don't like adding extra entropy to the decision making.

Andy

On Wed, 12 Jul 2017, Adrian Sevcenco wrote:

> Hi! It is not clear to me what does cms.space linger do ...
> the documentation says :
> "The number of times a server may be reselected without an intervening server 
> being selected for allocation. The default is zero (0)."
>
> but what is "an intervening server" ?
>
> also, how this interact with the scheduling done by cms.sched?
>
> Thank you!
> Adrian
>
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