In message <4be2a1da-0c38-4313-9e2d-c39965b4c...@inf.ed.ac.uk>,Simon Wilkinson
writes:
>Fedora 12 has IMA enabled in its kernel by default. OpenAFS can't
>currently co-exist with IMA, because IMA fundamentally breaks the core
>interface that OpenAFS uses it access its disk cache. There is ongo
On 9 Dec 2009, at 14:29, Chas Williams (CONTRACTOR) wrote:
so one could always use the memcache for a workaround in the short
term. seems fine here.
Yeh - if you aren't using disk cache, you'll be fine.
The alternative is that we modify the OpenAFS cache manager to use an
alternative, bu
In message ,Simon Wilkinson
writes:
>> i still wonder if the cache manager shouldnt open a single file
>> (sparse
>> mode) and just seek/read/write. this would solve a couple of
>> potential
>> problems with other filesystems as well.
>
>Better still would be using a raw partition, as that wo