[vdr] Re: Speed up the opening of Recordingsmenu ?

["Rienecker, Fa. Evenio, ITS P, M" <C.Rienecker@deutschepost.de>]

Maybe we should try a different approach:
I tested xfs a while ago.
IIRC the find command was extremely fast even on large fs.
This is a feature of the implementation SGI chose for xfs.
Anybody willing to try ?

CU,
Christian.


> -----Original Message-----
> From: vdr@speedway.org [mailto:vdr@speedway.org]
> Sent: Wednesday, July 10, 2002 10:17 AM
> To: vdr@linuxtv.org
> Subject: [vdr] Re: Speed up the opening of Recordingsmenu ?
> 
> 
> > I donīt think so - because with this options (if i 
> understand it right) you can
> > set how "deep" into the directory structure FIND sould search.
> > 
> > But thatīs not the Problem - the Problem is that the are 
> 001.vdr, 002.vdr 00x.vdr in
> > the /video0 direcory but (for example) 002 and 003 are 
> links to /video2 /video4 usw...
> 
> No, the find command
> #define FINDCMD      "find %s -follow -type d -name '%s' 2> /dev/null"
> 
> does not look for files but for directories (-type d). 
> If you have this:
> 
> /video/film1/2002-06-14.18:10.50.50.rec/001.vdr
> 
> the find command just has to go into the dir /video/film1/ to 
> find the 
> relevant directory.
> Its is not nessesary to go into 
> /video/film1/2002-06-14.18:10.50.50.rec/
> 
> From the things I saw on a quick look it should be possible to use
> -maxdepth x (depending on your directory stucture)
> 
> Be carefull if you use subdirectories for series or so, this 
> might break 
> something.
> 
> Thilo
> 
> -- 
> Thilo Wunderlich  -  tw@7eins.net  -  www.7eins.de
> 
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