In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, James
Keeline <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes
>> This will be a function on a webpage, where an unknown number of
>> pictures (usually 0-10) relating to that page, must be displayed.
>>
>> I am splitting the pictures into separate folders (depending on the
>> reference given within that page), so that not too many appear in one
>> folder. I have been given one folder with 90,000 images in one folder,
>> which is just a tad OTT.
>>
>> --
>> Pete Clark
>
>You can make your own variation of the Unix command. Mine simply returned the
>number of files matching the pattern since that is what you asked for.
indeed, but we are talking at cross purposes.
>It would seem that dividing the files would best be accomplished with a shell
>script (like Bash) on a *nix system. This sounds like a one-time program?
They are being divided as they are being added.
>I have 98,384 image files in a directory on a RHEL3 server from an MLS feed for
>a real estate application. We have no significant issues in grabbing these
>files as needed throught he web server.
It's the same sort of thing. But as I know some FTP programs limit you
to 2000, and I looked up why ('slows the server down'), I assumed that
it might be an issue.
The tens of thousands of files on my server were never actually used...
I need to rebuild them, better quality, better numbering system, so I
thought that separate folders would be more elegant, and possibly
faster.
And I couldn't imagine you having anything to do with real estate, I
thought that you were a Book Person. And older books, at that.
>
>James
--
Pete Clark
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