Bigfix Download Cache Limit

I think you are running into limits on how large a single download currently being transfered can be. The DownloadCacheLimitMB adjusts how large the cache for all downloads are but I think you are hitting limits on the size of the currently active download.

This setting stops pre-cache stage downloading if the client is already using this much pre-cache stage download disk space. Actions marked for pre-caching will report constrained if the total space used for downloads exceeds this limit.

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This setting stops normal stage downloading if the client is already using this much normal stage download disk space. Actions marked for normal downloads will report constrained if the total space used for downloads exceeds this limit.

When the action completes, any files left in the __Download folder that werepre-fetched with sha1 will be candidates for utility caching. These files willhave their sha1 values re-computed and any files with matching sha1 values canbe moved into the utility cache.

All of our users are having a profile where we store the temp files like caches and stuff. Also %AppData% is located in that profile. This data is presistent and will be availible on every boot, when they authenticate. But, we are looking for a way to change the Microsoft Teams cache location. We have limited disk space on the 'profile' disk.

The problem is, that Microsoft Teams uses the folder %AppData%\Microsoft\Teams\Service Worker\CacheStorage as location of some caching files. The size of the folder is at least 200MB, and some other users are having a folder with at least 500MB cache.

I am writing a client-side Swing application (graphical font designer) on Java 5. Recently, I am running into java.lang.OutOfMemoryError: Java heap space error because I am not being conservative on memory usage. The user can open unlimited number of files, and the program keeps the opened objects in the memory. After a quick research I found Ergonomics in the 5.0 Java Virtual Machine and others saying on Windows machine the JVM defaults max heap size as 64MB.

Ultimately, your best bet is to limit your memory retention as far as possible whilst performance remains acceptable. As a previous comment noted, memory is always limited, but your app should have a strategy for dealing with memory exhaustion.

Your idea of dynamically extending virtual memory doesn't solve the issue, for the machine is limited on resources, so you should be carefull & handle memory issues (or at least, be carefull with them).

Since it is also possible to execute an instruction behind a high-latency, mis-predicted branch, to avoid taking a page fault, the speculation window can be widened by increasing the delay between the read from a kernel address and delivery of the associated exception. The result could be allowing an attacker from userspace to read from memory in kernel space without the usual checks that should be in place to limit such option. The exception is not raised until the illegal instructions retire, which under speculative execution they do not.

- Even though it can give issues, in graphics settings / shader compilation mode, choose skip drawing. This can give a big boost but also some graphical problems, but most of the times it's worth it. To avoid the slow texture loading at the beginning caused by choosing skip drawing, go to graphics/hacks, and set texture cache accuracy to medium.

Dolphin is a very demanding app, high performance games will sooner or later start throttling. There's no big fix for this unless you have rooted your phone, however tweaking this could damage your phone. In my experience, do not play Dolphin when you are low on battery, many phones tend to save battery when you're low on battery and limit your CPU performance to extend battery, thus the phone will start throttling almost instantly, this will hurt Dolphin performance badly.

4 Contents Special notice... 2 Edition notice... 3 Chapter 1. Overview... 1 What's new in this update release... 2 Supported platforms and updates...6 Supported CentOS repositories...7 Site subscription...9 Patching method... 9 Chapter 2. Using the download plug-in Manage Download Plug-ins dashboard overview...12 Registering the CentOS Download Plug-in R Configuring the basic CentOS Download Plug-in R2 settings...17 Configuring the advanced CentOS Download Plug-in R2 settings...19 Unregistering the CentOS Download Plug-in R Upgrading the CentOS Download Plug-in R Extending the CentOS Download Plug-in R Chapter 3. Using the download cacher...30 CentOS Download Cacher R2 usage information...30 Using the CentOS Download Cacher R2 for air-gapped environments...38 Caching packages on the sha1 folder...39 Caching packages on the local cache folder...41 Chapter 4. Using BigFix Patch for CentOS Patching using Fixlets...43

7 BigFix Patch for CentOS User's Guide 1 - Overview 2 What's new in this update release This release of BigFix Patch for CentOS contains various enhancements for patching. CentOS Download Plug-in R2 enhancements The CentOS Download Plug-in R2 v has the ability to use packages that are cached by the CentOS R2 Download Cacher s download_dir (referred to as localcache in the plugin.ini file) and get packages from the internet at the same time. Previously, the CentOS Download Plug-in R2 was used in BigFIx server that was in either of the following scenarios: The BigFix Server is fully air-gapped and uses the CentOS Download Cacher R2, or The BigFix Server is internet-enabled and does not use the CentOS Download Cacher R2

8 BigFix Patch for CentOS User's Guide 1 - Overview 3 With this enhancement, you can cache the packages offline to save time downloading the packages. For more information, see Setting the download cache (on page 21). CentOS Download Cacher R2 enhancements The following enhancements are included in the CentOS Download Cacher R2 v : Package sha1 download support The CentOS Download Cacher R2 can now download packages as sha1 files instead of the RPM format using --sha1_download_dir. Previously, when using the "buildrepo key centos-7-x64" with the download cacher, the CentOS repository "centos-7-x64" structure is mirrored offline. This might result to duplication of packages if they are found in multiple repositories. Using --sha1_download_dir will download all packages from all repositories (keys) as files with a sha1 filename into a single flat directory. Repository access check New commands to verify if you have access to the BigFix supported CentOS base repositories and sub-repositories: check-baserepos and checkallrepos Storage space requirement check New command to calculate and check the storage space requirement when using the builrepo command: check-storagereq This command outputs the required space to download the repository metadata and packages with and without the use of the -- sha1_download_dir option. Space-saving benchmarks Space-saving benchmarks have been established with the use of the -- sha1_download_dir option.

9 BigFix Patch for CentOS User's Guide 1 - Overview 4 Using the --sha1_download_dir option have shown significant decrease in storage size, download size, and time when caching multiple repositories of the same CentOS version. This is because many packages are duplicated among repositories with the same CentOS version (for example, centos-6.8- x64, centos-6.7-x64, centos-6.6-x64). Space is not saved if you only cache a single repository for each CentOS version (for example, centos-6.8-x64, centos-7.1-x64). For more information, see the following topics: CentOS Download Cacher R2 usage information (on page 30) Using the CentOS Download Cacher R2 for air-gapped environments (on page 38) Caching packages on the sha1 folder (on page 39) Caching packages on the local cache folder (on page 41) Table 1. Previous updates Enhancement or Feature Description Resources Multiple-package BigFix Patch offers a solution that can Multiple-Package baseline installation combine the installation of updates for multiple Baseline Installation packages into a single task, effectively reducing(on page 47) the execution time of the baseline. This solution is available on Fixlets from the Patches for CentOS6 Plugin R2 and Patches for CentOS7 Plugin R2 sites. Enhanced logging and Redesigned error logs and debug outputs to Setting the logging error handling provide clearer error reporting to help reduce the time spent troubleshooting and debugging issues. This enhancement is available on Fixlets from the Patches for CentOS6 Plugin R2 and Patches for CentOS7 Plugin R2 sites. level (on page 20)

14 BigFix Patch for CentOS User's Guide 1 - Overview 9 Site subscription Sites are collections of Fixlet messages that are created internally by you, by HCL, or by vendors. Subscribe to a site to access the Fixlet messages to patch systems in your deployment. You can add a site subscription by acquiring a Masthead file from a vendor or from HCL or by using the Licensing Dashboard. For more information about subscribing to Fixlet sites, see the BigFix Installation Guide. For more information about sites, see the BigFix Console Operator's Guide. Patching method BigFix offers more flexibility to the patch management solution by using native tools. The Fixlets for all CentOS content use the Yellow dog Updater, Modified (YUM), the default patch manager for CentOS. YUM is a package management tool that updates, installs, and removes Red Hat Package Manager (RPM) packages. YUM uses a command-line interface and simplifies the process of installing, uninstalling, and updating packages, provided that there is access to the YUM repository. Previously, the BigFix Patch for CentOS sites used a set of utilities that are called Endpoint Dependency Resolver (EDR) utilities to handle package dependencies on the endpoint. YUM replaces these EDR utilities and gives you more flexibility in terms of patch deployment and providing results that are in parallel with Red Hat and CentOS solutions. The following sites are available for YUM utility configuration settings The BigFix Patch for CentOS sites that apply the YUM utility use Fixlet settings in /etc/yum.conf. except for the following YUM configuration settings: cachedir keepcache ff782bc1db