Toomas Laasik wrote: > Hello, > Here are some links that I have found while searching such file > systems that can keep versions or log of changes: > http://logfs.sourceforge.net/ - small logging filesystem project > started by a student, but not very stable yet > http://wayback.sourceforge.net/ - written in Perl, based on quite old > version on FUSE API > http://sourceforge.net/projects/cvsfs - uses CVS as file system, based > on FUSE API > http://www.opensolaris.org/os/community/zfs/ - very powerful file > system that supports snapshots of files > Microsoft has made something too on their server platform, but I > couldn't find a link for that. > > It seems to me that many have started with it, but haven't finished. > Creating a versioning FS that is comercially stable and fast takes a > lot of effort and is quite complex. Go discover what and how others > have done it and how to do it best in ReiserFS. > > I would be very interested in stable file system that supports > automatic versioning. Maybe ReiserFS becomes the first one that I can > actually use. I don't want a userspace FS, but a good FS where I can > safely keep my FreeBSD installation. > > Toomas
Clearcase is out there and finished and it works. Several thousand dollars a seat though.... ;-) Hans
