Thanks a lot for your replies. We found the issue and its a very silly one.
We used to have a script that copies files from test server to prod server.
I never had to bother what the folder name in prod was as script was
written long back and we just run it. Recently the script was broken due to
some permissions issues, so we had to copy the files manually. We thought
test and prod has same folder structure  Prod has a folder with same name
as test environment, and an another folder with slightly different name
 which was actually used. So we copied files into the folder with same name
as test environment rather than the other. Can't believe I wasted so much
of my time and especially you guys. Sorry about that.



On Fri, Dec 14, 2012 at 11:19 AM, Dave Watts <[email protected]> wrote:

>
> > Dave, do you know if there's a good reason they'll all stuck in the same
> > dir, as opposed to hierarchically? I suspect it's just an oversight / it
> > not occurring to them on Adobe's part, but perhaps it needs to be this
> > way?  It's always bugged me.
>
> I don't know if it's an oversight. I think it's easier than the
> alternative, which involves creating subdirectories based on some
> naming scheme, then figuring out how to traverse them, etc.
>
> > Our app will stick about 80000 files in that dir if we let it (which we
> > don't).
>
> Yeah, that directory can get really crazy - I've seen cases with
> several hundred thousand files which is s l o w.
>
> Dave Watts, CTO, Fig Leaf Software
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>
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