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my web hosting company has a 2000 files limit for each directory. any of you has ever had a simi
thanksliar problem (espescially when uploading many images every day?)
my web hosting company has a 2000 files limit for each directory. any of you has ever had a simi
thanksliar problem (espescially when uploading many images every day?)
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no
but whatever the limit is (hoster, os, inodes etc), we are bound to hit it sometime. best to file a feature request to be able to have directorys like /images/a/anton.jpg or even deeper /images/a/an/anton.jpg where the admin can create how deep these dirs have to be
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or may be
store the images in the mysql database
or
or change files to files2 after getting close to 2000 and then change it again to files3 ....
in admin/settings
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related feature request
the current file upload implementation of 'everything in one directory' is just not scalable for many users. i'm not sure why it was implemented this way. at the very least, they should have a configureable max files per dir and create incremental sub-directories.
here's a feature request related to this problem: http://drupal.org/node/28769
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is there another software
more scalable then drupal ?
Maybe
Well there are just two contenders to the throne that have all the features I like. Seems like typo3.org is a really good choice too. I don't know how scalable it is though.
Andre
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who are those two contenders ?
thanks
Typo3 and Drupal
Maybe I didn't express myself very clearly.
I had narrowed my search down to Drupal and Typo3. I stuck with Drupal and never tried Typo3 since Drupal works just fine for me.
So these were the two top CMS from my point of view.
Andre
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scalability
drupal's scalability is not defined by arbitrary restrictions placed on users by ISPs.
if your ISP, for example, limited you to 10 mysql tables, you couldn't turn around and say drupal doesn't scale ;)
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