On 26 Jun 2000, Chris Shenton wrote:
:I was considering this for a project I developed: web up/download of
:lots of large files. I was using MySQL and some of the folks on that
:list recommended not storing large files in the DB: even though the
:disk consumption is the same, if it's in a DB you
On 23-Jun-00 Nicole Harrington. wrote:
Yeah.. This is why databases where invented :) Hey I
agree... However even if the html was databased.. (working on that
now) the custom graphics cannot be. (yet)
On Fri, 23 Jun 2000 13:12:48 +0930 (CST), "Daniel O'Connor" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
said:
"Nicole Harrington." wrote:
On 22-Jun-00 Luigi Rizzo wrote:
Hello
I have a user who needs to store a large amount of small html files. Like
around 2 million...
that sounds insane! Because a name is a name, why dont they call
those files xx/yy/zz/tt.html and the like, to get
I have a user who needs to store a large amount of small html files. Like
around 2 million...
that sounds insane! Because a name is a name, why dont they call
those files xx/yy/zz/tt.html and the like, to get down to a more
reasonable # of files per directory.
Well.. Yea that's
On Fri, 23 Jun 2000, Daniel O'Connor wrote:
% I chunk of binary data you can put in a DB.
%
% Like an image, or an mpeg, or a sound file..
%
% AFAIK postgres supports BLOBS.
So does MySQL. You can display a BLOB using a Perl/DBI cgi script
with about 5 lines of code. Just print the correct
"Nicole Harrington." wrote:
On 23-Jun-00 Daniel O'Connor wrote:
On 23-Jun-00 Nicole Harrington. wrote:
Yeah.. This is why databases where invented :)
Hey I agree... However even if the html was databased.. (working on that
now)
the custom graphics cannot be. (yet)
Hmm..
Hello
I have a user who needs to store a large amount of small html files. Like
around 2 million...
Assuming FreeBSD 4.0-Stable with Soft Updates, what is a sane number that can
be handled per directory?
Thanks!!
Nicole
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Hello
I have a user who needs to store a large amount of small html files. Like
around 2 million...
that sounds insane! Because a name is a name, why dont they call
those files xx/yy/zz/tt.html and the like, to get down to a more
reasonable # of files per directory.
Or use a single file
On Thu, 22 Jun 2000, Don Lewis wrote:
other ways of quickly finding the desired directory entry. Even so,
you probably still would want to avoid doing an "ls" or an "echo *" ;-)
Heh. I once wrote a program that made 1K files until it ran out of disk
space. It took the 386DX-40 about two days
On Wed, 21 Jun 2000 23:42:37 -0700 (PDT), Nicole Harrington. [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Hello
I have a user who needs to store a large amount of small html files. Like
around 2 million...
Assuming FreeBSD 4.0-Stable with Soft Updates, what is a sane number that can
be handled per
On Thu, 22 Jun 2000, Daniel O'Connor wrote:
On 22-Jun-00 Luigi Rizzo wrote:
that sounds insane! Because a name is a name, why dont they call
those files xx/yy/zz/tt.html and the like, to get down to a more
reasonable # of files per directory.
Or use a single file and a cgi which
On 22-Jun-00 Luigi Rizzo wrote:
Hello
I have a user who needs to store a large amount of small html files. Like
around 2 million...
that sounds insane! Because a name is a name, why dont they call
those files xx/yy/zz/tt.html and the like, to get down to a more
reasonable # of files
On 22-Jun-00 Daniel O'Connor wrote:
On 22-Jun-00 Luigi Rizzo wrote:
that sounds insane! Because a name is a name, why dont they call
those files xx/yy/zz/tt.html and the like, to get down to a more
reasonable # of files per directory.
Or use a single file and a cgi which extracts
On 23-Jun-00 Nicole Harrington. wrote:
Yeah.. This is why databases where invented :)
Hey I agree... However even if the html was databased.. (working on that
now)
the custom graphics cannot be. (yet)
Hmm.. can't you do binary blobs in a DB and change the image URL's to be cgi
On 23-Jun-00 Daniel O'Connor wrote:
On 23-Jun-00 Nicole Harrington. wrote:
Yeah.. This is why databases where invented :)
Hey I agree... However even if the html was databased.. (working on that
now)
the custom graphics cannot be. (yet)
Hmm.. can't you do binary blobs in a DB and
On 23-Jun-00 Nicole Harrington. wrote:
I dunno.. whats a "binary Blob"?
I chunk of binary data you can put in a DB.
Like an image, or an mpeg, or a sound file..
AFAIK postgres supports BLOBS.
Also would'nt this make the DB HUGE
Yep :)
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Daniel O'Connor software and network engineer
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