March 27, 20188 yr I am using UNRAID as a storage location for ARQ Backup using SFTP. ARQ creates a directory structure where it stores backed up files as encrypted fragments. In my case each folder contains about 4800 files. If I try to do an 'ls' or 'ls -al' from the console the directory listing takes about 90 seconds to print. I've done this both from /mnt/user and /mnt/disk thinking that if might be an issue with fuse. I have cache dirs turned off and it seems that I should not need it to get a directory listing within a reasonable amount of time. Any suggestions or insight would be appreciated.
March 27, 20188 yr 4800 / 90 = 53 files/second. How much does the time differ if you pipe the ls output to /dev/null - just so it isn't the scroll speed you measure.
March 28, 20188 yr Author The time is the same. Also, listing the contents through FTP and SFTP are also the same. I hadn't mentioned many specifics, but the UNRAID version I am running is 6.5.0 and the drive is a Seagate Iron Wolf 8TB, CPU is an Intel I7 7700K and the system has 16GB of RAM with 59% in use.
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