[mythtv] Ticket #2364: Increase sleep_time in truncate-delete patch to accomodate remote mounts

[Yeechang Lee]

Michael T. Dean <mtdean at thirdcontact.com> says:
> Some network filesystems, such as CIFS and NFS, because they're
> stateless, cannot support "delete on last close."

[Explanation snipped]

> Therefore, if there's an issue, it's in the CIFS/NFS client.
> However, it's quite possible that given time those files will
> actually get cleaned up; or they may be cleaned up when the
> filesystem is unmounted or--worst case--when the server is recycled
> (i.e. the NAS gets rebooted?).

I can verify that the truncated stubs a) don't go away over time (if
"time" = more than a day) and b) don't go away when the cifs mount is
unmounted. I can't speak to whether they go away when the NAS is
rebooted but that that, of course, is not an ideal solution.

I'll raise the issue on the Infrant Web forum. Since, as I've
mentioned, the .nfsxxxx stubs do go away, it's quite possible it's a
bug in the NAS's firmware.

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