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I plan on using ext3 on a Hardware RAID5 drive. Linux will be seeing this drive as 170GB drive. Has anyone had any problems with ext3 on a drive this large? Also, how large should I make the journal file upon creation? Thanks -Rob

Hello Community and Devs, i have the following problem. I have a 3 Brick Distributed GFS. After Upgrading to the latest 3.13.x i cant create any directory on the volume which i access due NFS. I have on the smallest brick over 170GB free and also enough free inodes on all 3 Bricks. If i want to create a directory, the system says that there is not enough disk space left, but i have. I run a fix-layout, but without success. Any idea? thx Taste

...= Yes security = DOMAIN username map = /usr/local/samba/lib/smb_users.map ... [my-share] comment = <my-share> on <my-server> path = <my-path> read only = No dont descend = ./lost+found The others parameters are set to default. The size of my-share filesystem is 170GB. Analyzing the server performances, I observed that when I access to my-share from an w2k workstation to list its contents whit windows explorer, all works fine and the serverv cpu utilization is very slow, but, if I access to my-share with a C program that recursly scans my-share performing a &q...

...interfaces only = Yes security = DOMAIN username map = /usr/local/samba/lib/smb_users.map ... [my-share] comment = <my-share> on <my-server> path = <my-path> read only = No dont descend = ./lost+found The others parameters are set to default. The size of my-share filesystem is 170GB. Analyzing the server performances, I observed that when I access to my-share from an w2k workstation to list its contents whit windows explorer, all works fine and the serverv cpu utilization is very slow, but, if I access to my-share with a C program that recursly scans my-share performing a &q...

...es single Courier-IMAP installation (Gentoo, 3GB memory) * 2x Postfix instances delivering to NFS * Mail directory structure: /mail/e/ex/example.com/user Usage: * Currently reaching in excess of 1,200 concurrent connections, traffic roughly 36GB per day * 90% POP3 (mostly pop+delete), 10% IMAP * ~170GB of mail on disk Current problems experienced: * Massive load averages (>500) * Memory exhaustion (3GB) * Server looses network connectivity (related to massive loads) I've got a new server ready for action, well after mail directories have been rsync'd over. Will have 8GB of memory an...