Re: R6 Roaming user default file size

[Walter Scanlan <wscanlan@xxxxxxxxxx>]

Single Copy Template trades disk space for CPU,  The design is still 
required and must be pulled for use by the mail file without the template. 
 Disk being cheaper than CPU..... 

Walter Scanlan 
Advisory Software Engineer
Domino For iSeries
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I would suggest you consider using the "single copy templet"
It takes the design out of the mail file

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Looks like about 11meg is the minimum size that notes installs those files 


on the desktop, so the roaming feature is not the culpret.  Just checked a 


new install.  Bookmarks 7.75m, names 4.0m.  With about 1100 users that is 
huge.  Time to look at another option I guess

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St Peter's Hospital
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I believe the file size is a combination of the size of the bookmarks.nsf 
and the names.nsf files.  I don't know about other files, but the roaming 
seems to replicate those at a minimum.  Journal is optional and I haven't 
really used mine, so I didn't count it.  I checked the size of those two 
files on this PC, and they would combine for a total of approximately 30 
MB.  What is the sum of the sizes of those files for your "empty" user?

Patrick





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I have been experimenting with the roaming user feature and it is very 
interesting.  The thing we have noticed is that the size of the roaming 
files on the Domino server seems to be a minimum of 10meg.  Is there a way 




to make this default size smaller?  We tested with a user with no 
bookmarks, no address book entries, no journal, and the base desktop and 
she was 10meg.  My file size as a fairly big user is about 13meg. 

Doug





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