On Sep 09 2021, Amos T <amtrio...@gmail.com> wrote:
> In fact what happens if the cache got corrupted? how does s3ql detects
> corrupted cached files? Suppose I put this on a single drive, not on raid,
> and cache gets corrupted.
S3QL does not detect corruption on the cache. It would just upload/use
the corrupted data. You're expected to put the cache on a sufficiently
reliable filesystem.
> So are inodes stable in S3QL ?
Yes. A files inode never changes, no matter if it's cached or not, or
remounted.
Best,
-Nikolaus
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