2007/12/6, Jean Christophe Andr? <jean-christophe.andre at auf.org>:
> I forgot to answer the last one... :-P
>
> Nguyen Vu Hung a ?crit :
> > What file system is the best choice for this kind of data, and has fast I/O?
> >
> Most unix filesystems are especially good at managing a large number of
> little files, eg News or Maildir. ReiserFS was known as the quickest for
> some time but still it is unmaintained I would not recommend it.
Reiserfs is running on the product server, ext3 on dev. server.
Personally I don't like Reiserfs. The author of this FS taught me a
lesson why I have to love my family, and how to raise smart children
:D.
>Now,
> the last version of ext3 is quite good at almost all levels. It does use
> hash and B-trees for directory indexes which make it pretty fast! Now
> you can even grow an online ext3 filesystem on the fly too so it is the
> one I would recommend for most cases.
Thanks, maybe I will give it another try.
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