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@ -13,14 +13,14 @@ If a Tahoe storage server runs out of space, writes will fail with an
`IOError` exception. In some situations, Tahoe-1.1 clients will not react `IOError` exception. In some situations, Tahoe-1.1 clients will not react
to this very well: to this very well:
* if the exception occurs during an immutable-share write, that share will * If the exception occurs during an immutable-share write, that share will
be broken. The client will detect this, and will declare the upload as be broken. The client will detect this, and will declare the upload as
failing if insufficient shares can be placed (this "shares of happiness" failing if insufficient shares can be placed (this "shares of happiness"
threshold defaults to 7 out of 10). The code does not yet search for new threshold defaults to 7 out of 10). The code does not yet search for new
servers to replace the full ones. If the upload fails, the server's servers to replace the full ones. If the upload fails, the server's
upload-already-in-progress routines may interfere with a subsequent upload-already-in-progress routines may interfere with a subsequent
upload. upload.
* if the exception occurs during a mutable-share write, the old share will * If the exception occurs during a mutable-share write, the old share will
be left in place (and a new home for the share will be sought). If enough be left in place (and a new home for the share will be sought). If enough
old shares are left around, subsequent reads may see the file in its old shares are left around, subsequent reads may see the file in its
earlier state, known as a "rollback" fault. Writing a new version of the earlier state, known as a "rollback" fault. Writing a new version of the