Steven Kurylo wrote:
>
>> ext3
>
> Winner by default.
>
>> XFS
>
> On all servers because the default takes to long to fsck and can't be
> resized while live.
Same same.
XFS is supposedly much better on systems with many thousands of entries,
(read shared directories). It's I/O is very fast, and it supports Posix
ACL's. Plus it was a journalled f/s before ext3 was available.
It's on all the main server file systems.
Other then that all the rest are ext3.
Cheers,
lance
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