Jakob Blomer:
> Let me first say that we are very happy with the high quality and the
> performance of aufs and we are very glad for all the work you put into
> maintaining and improving it!
My pleasure.
> The aufs version that matches closest the RHEL6 kernel is aufs2.1-32.
> For the new RHEL7 kernel I made some initial tests with the aufs3-3.10
> patch set and that worked just fine. I'm afraid that we at Cern have to
> support aufs on RHEL7 for the next few years.
If I choose 3.10(.x) as my base version now, I won't be able to support
it such long time.
> I think there would not be a need for backported features. The current
> aufs feature set is plenty! But in case a critical security fix comes
:::
Now I am adding one more feature. :-)
> of aufs. I was also thinking, if there are automatic build procedures
> which we could follow, we can certainly spare machines in our automatic
> build and test system infrastructure for aufs builds.
If I had fast network connection, I'd ask to let me use it. But
unfortunately, the network link in my apartment is slow and I don't
think it usable...
J. R. Okajima
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