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The usual workaround to that is to create subdirectories based on the first few characters of the filename.
Since you're using bash, you could do something like:
$ echo 1df8be33-4392-471a-99af-3df967b87cb6 |sed -e 's/^\(.\)\(.\)/\1\/\2\/\1\2/' 1/d/1df8be33-4392-471a-99af-3df967b87cb6
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The usual workaround to that is to create subdirectories based on the first few characters of the filename.
Since you're using bash, you could do something like:
Edit: You may want more than 2 levels of directories, or directories with 2 character names instead of 1, etc. Apache's mod_cache defaults to 2 levels of 2 character names, but the filenames are base 64, so more possibilities than hex.