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Top Document: INN FAQ Part 7/9: Problems with INN already running Previous Document: (7.57) I upgraded to INN 1.5.1, and it takes clients a long See reader questions & answers on this topic! - Help others by sharing your knowledge
Under Unix, when directories are getting too large, operations on them
are also getting slow. Most likely candidate is control or if you
have control.cancel in active control/cancel in the spool. Rebuilding
the directory from time to time helps (e.g. mv /news/control/cancel
/news/control/bye.bye && rm -fr /news/control/bye.bye). There is also
somewhere a patch floating around that divides control/cancel in
further subdirectories which makes each of those smaller.
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A "mother board".
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