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On Tue, Jun 20, 2000 at 11:19:12AM +0200, ulrich.hahn wrote: > > While testing metadata performance of coda I encountered a file system > full situation. The error occured after creating approx. 7000 files and > directories. First I thought this might be a client problem (RVM of venus > assuming 16k av. file size) but this did not change with venus cache size. > > So is there a hard coded limit for directories per volume, or what else > did I miss? What is the size of the directory according to `ls'? Greg Troxel noted at one point that we don't have indirect directory blocks. The directories can thus only become at most 256KB. With 7000 entries this results in ~37 bytes per entry. 12 bytes are used by flags, length and fid, so the average filename size to fill a directory with 7000 objects would be about 25 bytes. I don't know if that includes the \0 character at the end. JanReceived on 2000-06-20 11:44:07