On Mon 10 Sep at 17:47:20 +0100 [EMAIL PROTECTED] done said:
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> Ive seen benchmarks which suggest it is slower than reiserfs generally. Its
> main advantage is that you can convert existing ext2 partitions to ext3
> without reformatting them (not relevant in your case i believe). Ive also
> read that some apps that make bad assumptions about how filesystems work
> (namely qmail and i think NFS) have some issues with reiser. Ive personnally
> used reiser for about a year and bit and it has served me very well, so if
> you are happy i cant reccomend a change, but im sure there are many more
> advantages/disadvantages between the two which may swing you desision.
I've been running qmail on boxes with reiserfs filesystems for years and
I've never had any problems with the two existing co-operatively.
Cheers,
-Charlie
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