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Larry Jones wrote:
|>a) Just what is an in-memory file system? | | |Just what it says -- a filesystem where the data only exists in memory |(rather than being written to a disk); they are commonly used for /tmp. |If you're already using such a filesystem for /tmp, you can just put |LockDir on /tmp (e.g., /tmp/CVSLockDir). I believe the Solaris variety |is called tmpfs.
Although you might have to worry about any /tmp sweepers you run if you put LockDir in /tmp. Some programs which clean /tmp periodically will remove the LockDir if configured improperly.
Derek
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