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Eric wrote: > markw at mohawksoft.com wrote: > | Domino is "more or less" a database, and as such, you should make sure > | that the distribution you use supports IBM's jfs, or default to ext2. > ext3 > | is horrible for database work. > > Why is ext3 horrible for database work? My experience with databases > are minimal and I'm just curious. Thanks. Linux Gazette did some benchmarking of Linux file systems (http://linuxgazette.net/102/piszcz.html). Their tests concluded that ext3 is the slowest overall of the journaling file systems, and particularly bad at handling large files, which will happen a lot when you're using it to store a database.
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