this FP enabled web has 294,480 and 3,763 directories... using about 12GB of
disk space...

I wonder was the maximum size of a FP enabled web in *nix... if there is any
;)

Yes, I know... many would say that I should get a Win Server... but... I
don't do windows ;) (honestly... I'm confortable administering *nix servers,
if I can't do it in *nix, I will ask this client to find another provider)

TIA

Marcos

You might consider turning some of the directories into subwebs so that
you only open them when they need to be edited.


Marcos wrote:
> this FP enabled web has 294,480 and 3,763 directories... using about 12GB of
> disk space...
>
> I wonder was the maximum size of a FP enabled web in *nix... if there is any
> ;)
>
> Yes, I know... many would say that I should get a Win Server... but... I
> don't do windows ;) (honestly... I'm confortable administering *nix servers,
> if I can't do it in *nix, I will ask this client to find another provider)
>
> TIA
>
> Marcos

Thanks!... I wrote to my client with your sugestion, but she says that
subwebs have some drawbacks... I asked her to be more specific... When and if
she answers that, I could post it here!

Cheers!
Marcos

"gail [at] rtr.com" wrote:

> You might consider turning some of the directories into subwebs so that
> you only open them when they need to be edited.
>
>
> Marcos wrote:
> > this FP enabled web has 294,480 and 3,763 directories... using about 12GB of
> > disk space...
> >
> > I wonder was the maximum size of a FP enabled web in *nix... if there is any
> > ;)
> >
> > Yes, I know... many would say that I should get a Win Server... but... I
> > don't do windows ;) (honestly... I'm confortable administering *nix servers,
> > if I can't do it in *nix, I will ask this client to find another provider)
> >
> > TIA
> >
> > Marcos
>
>