[JDEV] mod_auth_radius

[David Waite]

The filesystem actually does pretty well under ext2 until you get to a certain
# of users (10,000?). The inode tables basically become a linked list once you
get over a certain size, so you end up having a big performance hit
finding/opening/saving files. Reiser could probably handle this much better;
its my understanding that it creates a btree for inodes.

-David Waite

temas wrote:

> Mostly just because it is on the disk.  It does do cacheing and other
> things like that so it's not horrid but cacheing does cost RAM.  Just
> considerations.  Don't know about any numbers comparing xdb_file on ext2
> vs Reiser or anything like that.
>
> --temas
>
> On 16 May 2001 10:02:30 +1000, Robert Norris wrote:
> > > can easily accomplish that with a jabber setup.  The current xdb_file
> > > would work ok, but not well, plenty of others out there now though.
> >
> > Does xdb_file not scale well because of the way its implemented, or
> > because its stores its data on disk? What if I was to use (say) ReiserFS,
> > for the spool, would it do any better?
> >
> > Rob.
>
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