Has there been a change to the way definitions are delivered to the LUA?
We have noticed a significant increase in the size of the hub defs in May and June, which is causing failures to download due to disk space issues, which in turn seem to be caused by a bug in the LUA.
Hub defs were released on 16th June, IIRC; I wiped the content for the LUA this morning (22nd) and initiated a fresh download (RU4 & RU6 defs, both 32 and 64 bit) and the system is currently pulling down 23.5GB of data. Typically, we would have been seeing 8-9GB sizes over the last six months or so, once the defs had settled down after the hub release. And there's no sign of the size beginning to settle down yet after that release.
Compounding this issue is that there seems to be a bug in the LUA - I would be interested to confirm if I'm right in thinking that the LUA calculates (free space required for RU4 defs)+(free space required for RU6 defs); as 99.5% of the content is shared, this means it's double counting the actual free space required, so my LUA would not allow me to initiate download until i had cleared 47GB free for a 23.5GB download.
Our LUA had been stable for over a year until May, and we're firefighting disk space issues since until we can get extra storage allocated.
It would also be useful in the LUA if instead of being able to automate a purge only once per day, it could be configured to trigger after a successful download & distribution.
Has this issue been seen elsewhere?
Thank you!