Ah, so when you say "Then the mirror became too slow and couldn't handle the amount of package data and was shut down" you're talking about the side that added packages to IPFS and did the initial seeding. That's what I wasn't following, thx.
Exactly. As I understood the problem lies in the import of new packages. That was hanging and the deletion of one single file from the folder took ~30s.
In the older versions <=0.9 this was working faster.
This caused the IPFS mirror to be days out of date. Then the project was discontinued.
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Ah, so when you say "Then the mirror became too slow and couldn't handle the amount of package data and was shut down" you're talking about the side that added packages to IPFS and did the initial seeding. That's what I wasn't following, thx.
Exactly. As I understood the problem lies in the import of new packages. That was hanging and the deletion of one single file from the folder took ~30s. In the older versions <=0.9 this was working faster. This caused the IPFS mirror to be days out of date. Then the project was discontinued.