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Hi,
There is a discussion at the BackupPC Mailinglist why the nightly cleanup of the backup Pool takes so much more time against ext3.
Here is the thead:
http://sourceforge.net/mailarchive/forum.php?thread_id=4144370&forum_id=503
The pool directory looks like:
cpool/0/0/0/0001257ca4eff2a5c9b60797fa034275
I tested:
find /MY/CPOOL -type d -exec stat {} > /dev/null \;
and it takes around 170 minutes on my 30 gb pool with 687847 files. I looked with debugreiserfs at the metadata and it seems that ca. every fivest file has an hash collision, but i never saw more than on collision per directory.
Is there anyting to speed this up on large directories ?
regards ~ Daniel
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