Ben Hoyt benhoyt at gmail.com
Tue May 14 11:08:27 CEST 2013

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>> large to be more "real world". I've just tested it, and in practice
>> file system doesn't make much difference, so I've fixed that now:
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> Thanks. I had bumped the number of files, thinking it would make things
> more interesting, and it filled my disk.

Denial of Pitrou attack -- sorry! :-) Anyway, it shouldn't fill your
disk now. Though it still does use more on-disk space than 3 bytes per
file on most FSs, depending on the smallest block size.

-Ben

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