Hey,
using legacy bell-labs plan9 (I don't know the others), I often, that converges
to always, get "FILE modified by boyd since last read" when editing a file on a
cifs share with acme.
The cifs main.c defines "boyd" as the "modifying user" (muid) in I2D and V2D,
which are from fs.stat.
>Fro
Can you trace this a bit more into cifs?
cifs is one of mine and I use it daily without problems, though I
never migrated from sam to acme, so perhaps I just don't see your issue.
I remember that smb/cifs does have weird timestamps some of which are
only changed on 2 second boundries - though the
Greetings 9fans,
I am a senior studying computer science at Tufts University. I'm
interested in Plan 9 and frequently read this list. As seniors at Tufts
we are required to do a year long capstone project; it's fairly open
ended but must be motivated by some external sponsor. If sponsoring a
group
>On Wed, 17 Sep 2014 17:33:36 -0400
>Caleb Malchik wrote:
> Your role as a sponsor would look something like this: fall semester
> (between now and mid-December) you would help define requirements and
> a deliverables timeline, and approve design documents. In the spring
> you would monitor progr
"FILE modified by boyd since last read" strikes me as more useful than most
error messages I see these days. My only question is what particular weapon
Boyd would have used to "modify" the file.
On 17 September 2014 23:18, Ingo Krabbe wrote:
> Hey,
>
> using legacy bell-labs plan9 (I don't know
