Diskselection.conf

# This Chain of filters help you to keep your roots organized.
# WARN: This filters MUST work in a synchronized way with SlaveSelection.
#		Better explanation in:
# 		http://trac.drftpd.org/ticket/85


1.filter=minfreespace
1.minfreespace=100MB
1.assign=all
1.multiplier=remove

2.filter=cycle

#
# If there's a tie on the ScoreChart, Cycle adds a point to the most unused root.
# Should always be last filter on the Chain.
#2.filter=cycle

# Matchdir is used to distribute certain files to certain roots.
# Always remember that ".match=" is a valid path according to master VFS.
# So it does not work like, /mnt/site*.
#  x.filter=matchdir
#  x.match=/PHOTOS*
#  x.assign=1+100 2+remove
#
#  x.filter=matchdir
#  x.match=/VIDEOS*
#  x.assign=1+remove 2+100

# Randomspread filter grabs a random root and adds 1 (one) point
# to it on the ScoreChart. Usefull to make files spread all over.
#  x.filter=randomspread

# This filter might look foolish, but it just have the hole
# of letting you choose which root will be filled first.
# Using this filter (depeding on the way, of course) you prolly
# make 'randomspread' and 'cycle' useless.
#  x.filter=priority
#  x.assign=1+100 2+200

slaveselection-up.conf

# Only used if you are using
# org.drftpd.slaveselection.filter.SlaveSelectionManager in drftpd.conf

# the slave that is selected will be an available slave and will have more
# points(given from the filters) than the other available slaves

# **** Default Config **** (suggested for ultimate bandwidth usage)

1.filter=bandwidth
1.multiplier=1

2.filter=minfreespace
2.multiplier=1
2.minfreespace=100MB

3.filter=cycle

# **** Sample Config ****

#Bandwidth (SlaveScore - (multiplier * current bw usage of slave))
#.filter=bandwidth
#.multiplier=5

#Cycle (If there is a tie in SlaveScore's, Cycle adds one point to the last used slave(in the tie))
#.filter=cycle

#MatchDir (Sets appropriate settings from "assign" on transfers inside "path")
#.filter=matchdir
#.match=/section/*
#.assign=slave1+500 slave2-500 slave3+remove

# more to come