Re: File limit inside a single directory

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On Fri, Feb 13, 2015 at 05:49:22PM +0100, suntrop@xxxxxx wrote:
> Thanks guys. I was afraid of having a couple 100K (at most). The
> server support team told me not to have more than 10 to 20K. There
> seems to be a misconception (for me and people from the CMS) about
> the 32K subdirectory limit, but this ins't for files/folders within
> a single directory but rather nested directories like
> /1/2/3.../32000

In general the limitation you will hit first is one of performance,
rather than a hard limit.  Using nested directories, i.e.,
/home/t/y/t/tytso will generally be a performance win if you can do
it.

Cheers,

					- Ted
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