|--> Eric Shubert, le 09/08/2012 02:52, a dit : > Makes me wonder what the largest number of domains is on a QMT host. > Probably < 1000. I expect that 10,000 would be stretching it. > > I'm guessing this complexity is largely unnecessary in today's world. > ext3 can have 32,000 subdirectories, and ext4 can have 64,000. I suppose > it doesn't hurt to have the capability though (so long as it works). I'm > inclined to have it go away for QMT though. > > I just poked around the source a bit, and in the vauth.h file I found this: > #define MAX_USERS_PER_LEVEL 100 > > So it'd be trivial to patch this to, say, 30000 on ext3 systems or 60000 > on ext4 systems (with a configure option indicating the filesystem). > This is the same code used regardless of hashed domains or users. Just > thinking about possibilities. > > If you have a QMT host with more than 100 domains, I'd like to hear from > you. What do you think about this "feature"? Would you like to see it go > away (like it has done with hashed user directories)?
bigdir behaviour is a real pain but i dont' like thousand and thousand directories per directory and i want visual access to the domain directory (without reading assign file) so i've 1 level sub-directories 0-9 a-z and move domains depending on its first letter nothing in the master directory (/home/vpopmail/domains/) either change bigdir behaviour either let it go xaf --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [email protected] For additional commands, e-mail: [email protected]
