Mark A Basil <mbasil@alabanza.com> wrote: > > Thanks, Andrew. > > Most webservers are, in fact, mostly read-only. But these are more of a > complete hosting solution, so they are web/mail/pop/sql servers. I've run > about 8 different benchmarking tests, 4 per ordered/journal modes, and > journal wins out by far. The times for reads/writes in journal'd mode were > nearly 1/4th of those in ordered. Ah, OK. I assume you have experimented with large journals? That seems to always be a win in that sort of situation. > Also, I was testing with the elevator settings at > read = 16384 and write = 8192 > > So, I'm going to push for data=journal if I am positive that the sync bug had > been fixed. Any ideas on that? It's fixed. _______________________________________________ Ext3-users@redhat.com https://listman.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/ext3-users
