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...> filename.gz, and having all times (A, C, M) identical, would be sufficient for a match ? Why compressing files ? it's the best trade-off between ease of use and compression. having no compression at all for old files leads to waste of space (even on a cheap slow file server). Compressing everyfile into a big tarfile makes it difficult to browse a huge archive (I don't know of a "tar shell"). Keeping the directories uncompressed allows for browsing the data easily. please ? Thanks in advance, -- Gilles-Eric DESCAMPS -------------- next part -------------- HTML attachment...

...switch & NICs are all gigabit). And set up three volumes: a ten-brick distribute volume (ten-brick means this volumes resides on ten nodes, others are same), a five-brick distribute volume, a ten-brick distribute replica volume And I copied a folder ( including about 100 files, the size of everyfile is 40MB~80MB) to these three volumes one by one, and found the average speeds are: to ten-brick distribute volume : 25MB/s to five-brick distribute volume: 50MB/s to ten-brick distribute replica volume: 10MB/s Who have any idea about: Why the performance is so bad? Why the performance of ten...

I recently moved my Asterisk configuration to a new server and re-built Asterisk from CVS. Now, I'm experiencing the following issue with SIP: Executing Dial("Zap/1-1", "SIP/100|20") in new stack NOTICE[-1232077904]: File app_dial.c, Line 518 (dial_exec): Unable to create channel of type 'SIP' == Everyone is busy at this time Has anyone seen this issue before?