The OpenAFS Windows Download page lists some Microsoft Hotfixes, some of
which are deemed critical for the correct operation of OpenAFS. One of
these, for Windows XP, is supposedly 971421 (the last one on the page).
Unfortunately, the Microsoft Knowledge Base is denying any knowledge of
such an a
David R Boldt wrote:
>> > Both of the volumes most frequently impacted have content
>> > completely rewritten roughly every 20 minutes while being on
>> > an automated replication schedule of 15 minutes. One of them
>> > 25MB, the other 95MB, both at about 80% quota.
>>
>> How log does the replicat
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> if n is 10 days
>
> find /myvolume -mtime +10 -exec mv {} /myarchive \;
That seems a bit over-simplified. I think most folks would be
surprised when whole directory trees suddenly got moved to the
archive even though files within those trees had changed recently.
At *l
Steven Jenkins wrote:
> For example, if I have the volumes user.steven and user.lari, I could
> mount them at
>
> /afs/mycell/user/steven (for user.steven) and
> /afs/mycell/user/lari (for user.lari)
>
> Those mountpoints would be created like:
>
> fs mkmount -directory /afs/mycell/user/steven -vol
