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docs: fix helper.txt to describe new config style
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Allmydata "Tahoe" Architecture
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Tahoe-LAFS Architecture
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(See the docs/specifications directory for more details.)
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OVERVIEW
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OVERVIEW
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@ -65,10 +65,10 @@ What sorts of machines are good candidates for running a helper?
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much free disk space as there will be simultaneous uploads. When an upload
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much free disk space as there will be simultaneous uploads. When an upload
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is interrupted, that space will be used for a longer period of time.
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is interrupted, that space will be used for a longer period of time.
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To turn a Tahoe client node into a helper (i.e. to run a helper service in
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To turn a Tahoe-LAFS node into a helper (i.e. to run a helper service in
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addition to whatever else that node is doing), just create a file in your
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addition to whatever else that node is doing), edit the tahoe.cfg file in your
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node's base directory named "run_helper", and put any non-empty string in it.
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node's base directory and set "enabled = true" in the section named
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Then restart the node:
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"[helper]". Then restart the node:
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echo "yes" >$BASEDIR/run_helper
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echo "yes" >$BASEDIR/run_helper
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tahoe restart $BASEDIR
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tahoe restart $BASEDIR
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