Samba Performance
David Collier-Brown
David.Collier-Brown at Sun.COM
Mon Oct 17 12:56:18 GMT 2005
You've hit an area where Unix (and Linux) filesystems
are critical to the performance of Samba. Huge directories
are a pain with traditional Unix filesystems and Windows
clients.
Are you using ext3? reiser?
--dave
Anthony wrote:
> Hi Sir,
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> Share Folder on my Linux, samba use more resources (CPU, memory), I think I
> had more than 8000 file in my share folder, can you help me to fix it
> problem,
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> Thanks for your attention.
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> My Linux Server OS is Fedora Core 4 Kernel 2.6.13-1
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> CPU: P4 2.4Mhz,
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> RAM: 1 G,
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> RAID Card: 3ware 9500-8
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> RAID Mode: RAID5 total volume has 1.56T
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> Best regards,
>
> Anthony Tsang
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>
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