Alain Spineux wrote:
Some hint : - use a partition dedicated for that, that you can format every time you need to reset it. - try other filesystem. Some filesystem are faster for delete operations. - try to change the journaling during the delete operations. If you use ext3, I'm thinking about something like:
If you are going to change the way you store the files, just break them up into subdirectories that each only hold a few thousand files. That makes the lookups and other operations much faster.
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