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| Subject: | 3.000.000 files on single dir = freeze |
| From: | Alvaro R <askxfs@xxxxxxxxx> |
| Date: | Wed, 20 Jul 2005 04:29:17 -0300 |
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| Reply-to: | Alvaro R <askxfs@xxxxxxxxx> |
| Sender: | linux-xfs-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxx |
Hello, I have some directories that are on XFS under SLES9, on top of a raid0 device. on those directories, I have about 3.000.000 on one and 200.000 on another, if I try to access one file by name via Apache, no problem, I get the file right away, but when I try to tar those directories, the tar command goes ok for a while, then freezes for 5 minutes, then resume for some 30 seconds and keep cycleing like that... it's about 350 gigs worth of data, and after 12 hours I have onle 18 gigs backed up... tried to do an ls.. and that takes forever and never return the command prompt back. du -hs takes some 15 minutes and then gives the dir size. rsync can count all the files, and it also freezes while copying. any hints ? Alvaro PS - I am backing up the directories to another disk with: tar lcf - imagelistener imagefiles | (cd /dataentry_bkp/; tar xvpf - ) |
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