AVS Video-Thumbs Directory Limit Problem
April 12, 2010
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Hi,
On Linux a directory can contain maximum 31998 sub-directories this causes a problem for Adult Video Scripts thumbs generation system. AVS uses the following format to create the thumbs: /media/videos/tmb/VIDEO_ID/1.jpg… There are two solution for this
problem:
- Change the filesystem to EXT4 or ReiserFS (ReiserFS is the recommend filesystem for small files (think video thumbs), however CentOS/Fedora/RHEL dont support ReiserFS by default).
- Change the AVS video thumb directory structure to something like /media/videos/tmb/YEAR-MONTH/VIDEO_ID/. This method requires a lot of code modifications. The thumb generation function has to be modified, same applies to the templates (the thumb display code has to be modified).
I have successfuly used the first method to host more than 200.000 videos.
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