¿ the best journalist-filesystem for a raid5 ?

¿ the best journalist-filesystem for a raid5 ?

[system_lists]

Hi there,

    i dont wanna create a discusion between gurus. My question is so simple 
(well .. its not simple but ...).

What do u think is the best journalist filesystem for a software raid5 of 
4*120 GB IDE UATA ?
I will use this one for big files (lots of them) and small ones (just a ftp 
but too for the users space).

For a non-specific BIG/SMALL files .... JFS? Reiser3? Reiser4? EXT3?

Thanks!

Re: ¿ the best journalist-filesystem for a

[Stephen C Woods]

JFS seems to be a bit buggy still, we went with ext3 on LVM.
  The bug we had was that everyonce in a while, under heavy load it
would just lockup waiting on something in the JSF stack.
<scw>

> 
> Hi there,
> 
>     i dont wanna create a discusion between gurus. My question is so simple 
> (well .. its not simple but ...).
> 
> What do u think is the best journalist filesystem for a software raid5 of 
> 4*120 GB IDE UATA ?
> I will use this one for big files (lots of them) and small ones (just a ftp 
> but too for the users space).
> 
> For a non-specific BIG/SMALL files .... JFS? Reiser3? Reiser4? EXT3?
> 
> Thanks!

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Re: ¿ the best journalist-filesystem for a raid5 ?

[Joshua Baker-LePain]

On Thu, 3 Jul 2003 at 5:42pm, system_lists@nullzone.org wrote

>     i dont wanna create a discusion between gurus. My question is so simple 
> (well .. its not simple but ...).
> 
> What do u think is the best journalist filesystem for a software raid5 of 
> 4*120 GB IDE UATA ?
> I will use this one for big files (lots of them) and small ones (just a ftp 
> but too for the users space).
> 
> For a non-specific BIG/SMALL files .... JFS? Reiser3? Reiser4? EXT3?

I've had very good luck with XFS for a long time now (over 2 years in 
production, currently 5.5TB of formatted space).

-- 
Joshua Baker-LePain
Department of Biomedical Engineering
Duke University

Re: ¿ the best journalist-filesystem for a raid5 ?

[system_lists]

Thanks to Joshua, Stephen C Woods and Mikael Abrahamsson for all

Regards

At 11:59 03/07/2003 -0400, Joshua Baker-LePain wrote:
>On Thu, 3 Jul 2003 at 5:42pm, system_lists@nullzone.org wrote
>
> >     i dont wanna create a discusion between gurus. My question is so 
> simple
> > (well .. its not simple but ...).
> >
> > What do u think is the best journalist filesystem for a software raid5 of
> > 4*120 GB IDE UATA ?
> > I will use this one for big files (lots of them) and small ones (just a 
> ftp
> > but too for the users space).
> >
> > For a non-specific BIG/SMALL files .... JFS? Reiser3? Reiser4? EXT3?
>
>I've had very good luck with XFS for a long time now (over 2 years in
>production, currently 5.5TB of formatted space).
>
>--
>Joshua Baker-LePain
>Department of Biomedical Engineering
>Duke University
>
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Re: ¿ the best journalist-filesystem for a raid5 ?

[Bradley D. Thornton]

"Joshua Baker-LePain" <jlb17@duke.edu> wrote in message
news:Pine.LNX.4.44.0307031157450.18503-100000@chaos.egr.duke.edu...
> On Thu, 3 Jul 2003 at 5:42pm, system_lists@nullzone.org wrote
>
> >     i dont wanna create a discusion between gurus. My question is so
simple
> > (well .. its not simple but ...).
> >
> > What do u think is the best journalist filesystem for a software raid5
of
> > 4*120 GB IDE UATA ?
> > I will use this one for big files (lots of them) and small ones (just a
ftp
> > but too for the users space).
> >
> > For a non-specific BIG/SMALL files .... JFS? Reiser3? Reiser4? EXT3?
>
> I've had very good luck with XFS for a long time now (over 2 years in
> production, currently 5.5TB of formatted space).

I guess that leads me to the question, does ReiserFS NOT support ACLs? I
understand that XFS does (with a patch), but the page that I got this
information from is kind of old
(http://www.linux-mag.com/2002-10/jfs_01.html - which may also assist in
helping one decide which file system to go with I suppose).

The reason I ask is because I am interested in SAMBA/CIFS applications
running Linux as a file server/PDC

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Re: � the best journalist-filesystem for a raid5 ?

[Corey McGuire]

Last time I played with SuSE (8.2, which is the latest) their kernel had
ACL under ReisersFS... Of course, SuSE does alot with their distro, more
than most others, so it could be an in house hack for them... I don't know
the details, just letting you know what I saw...

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On 7/8/2003 at 2:34 PM Bradley D. Thornton wrote:

>"Joshua Baker-LePain" <jlb17@duke.edu> wrote in message
>news:Pine.LNX.4.44.0307031157450.18503-100000@chaos.egr.duke.edu...
>> On Thu, 3 Jul 2003 at 5:42pm, system_lists@nullzone.org wrote
>>
>> >     i dont wanna create a discusion between gurus. My question is so
>simple
>> > (well .. its not simple but ...).
>> >
>> > What do u think is the best journalist filesystem for a software raid5
>of
>> > 4*120 GB IDE UATA ?
>> > I will use this one for big files (lots of them) and small ones (just
a
>ftp
>> > but too for the users space).
>> >
>> > For a non-specific BIG/SMALL files .... JFS? Reiser3? Reiser4? EXT3?
>>
>> I've had very good luck with XFS for a long time now (over 2 years in
>> production, currently 5.5TB of formatted space).
>
>I guess that leads me to the question, does ReiserFS NOT support ACLs? I
>understand that XFS does (with a patch), but the page that I got this
>information from is kind of old
>(http://www.linux-mag.com/2002-10/jfs_01.html - which may also assist in
>helping one decide which file system to go with I suppose).
>
>The reason I ask is because I am interested in SAMBA/CIFS applications
>running Linux as a file server/PDC
>
>>
>> -- 
>> Joshua Baker-LePain
>> Department of Biomedical Engineering
>> Duke University
>>
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