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Subject: Re: high capacity configuration nightmares
From: Greg Stark (gsstark
mit.edu)Date: Sat Oct 28 2000 - 15:59:23 CDT
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"Tomas Sokorai Sch." <tsokorai
uach.cl> writes:
> > FWIW I've been playing with XFS on Linux a bit, which I believe is a
> > "safe" filesystem for mail, and the performance is rather nice:
>
> Anyone playing with ReiserFS + Postfix?
Second hand experience with another MTA is that ReiserFS handled fsync poorly.
Each fsync caused a log checkpoint which became a bottleneck. I'm not exactly
clear because someone else described this to me, but it seems like a
reasonable analysis.
Otherwise the combination seems like it would be ideal. In a fully log
structured filesystem meta-data operations could avoid the serialized
bottleneck they are in ffs style filesystems.
-- greg
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