s stored per
> callback, which is one per file/directory in a writable volume, and
> one per entire readonly volume, so without knowing what the client's
> utilization will be, I can't say.
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I don't know how that was possible, but, my apologies.
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in-development bug?
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but as soon as I try to load afsd (the kernel module loads fine), it
> scans the empty cache diretory and the crashes, bringing the OS to a halt.
>
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sponsors at the beginning, or from time to time. I'm happy to have
those sponsors there, and supportive of it.
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Russ Allbery wrote:
> Matt Benjamin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
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> I don't understand why you think this is a regression from the current
> situation. Curren
ds to begin soliciting
> contributions. While Usenix is willing to accept the checks on our
> behalf, organizations have indicated that until there is a legal
> Foundation whose membership they can purchase, there is no mechanism
> by which a check can be written. Hence in my opinion th
> The technical advisory council will be a subset of the community
> that will speak for the community. However, it will never replace
> the community. Until it exists, I recommend using the mechanisms
> that are already in place.
>
> Jeffrey Altman
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t might not be a bad idea for the community to simply get
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to present, and what opportunities it may offer.
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lear to me as well how much good
> term limits could actually do towards the goal of encouraging new people
> to take actual responsibility. But too strict a seperation of
> responsibilities would probably lead to the decapitated body you described.
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gt;>> option I couldn't see anything relevant.
>>>
>> Look at the headers for openssl. You will see that DES_ symbols are
>> macros. I think you want one of the OLD DES options.
>>
>>
>>
>>
> Hi,
>
> After some googling
ore importantly I don't think
> there's much danger of IBM's lawyers vetting and agreeing to it.
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t been specifically optimized for bandwidth, but that is probably a
> discussion for another forum. We are currently seeing about 26KBps sustained
> across the links.
> Our OpenAFS trial setup has two file servers, one with an RW volume and both
> with RO volumes of the RW one.
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e code
| when I have time. I am currently under several deadlines related to the
| native file system client so that it can be ready for testing at
| Microsoft next
| week.
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dule is GPL! ;)
|> This whole GPL-only thing is just stupid.
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| Read http://kerneltrap.org/Linux/NDISwrapper_and_the_GPL
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> In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,Matt Benjamin writes:
> Hey, Chas,
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ot;int" or "long" and hard-code bit shifts.
>
> Sure enough - with the original patch I was trying to confirm that this
> was indeed the issue, and didn't try to be generic.
>
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rrounding file locks that must be resolved.
One has to start somewhere...
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Open to discussion, I think. Hypothetically through a read-only
filesystem path (per-volume?), with a purge RPC on (the volume?).
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I'm posting to ask how much interest there would be among AFS sites
for a
Hi All,
I'm posting to ask how much interest there would be among AFS sites for
a file undeletion mechanism in the fileserver. Clearly, AFS users have
less apparent need for such a feature given backup volumes, but the
semantics are not the same. Thoughts?
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Eric JW's workstation in 2005. What specifically are the missing
features that must be implemented to complete the work?
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The long term solution is clear. The OpenAFS community needs to m
spoil chas's vision of atomic commits.
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By when is OpenAFS 2.0 expected to be out ?
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Sometime after OpenAFS 1.4 is shipped.
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It would not be in the initial 1.4 release. It would be nice to
get it implemented before the end of the year.
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Ted,
I found that, for some talks, maybe ones that had slides available
early, they are linked off the Agenda page for the workshop.
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ted creedon wrote:
When can we expect the 2005 Workshop presentations to be be on the
openafs.org website?
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These are, sort of, new in OpenAFS.
Where by "sort of new" you mean "not really
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Does anyone here have experience with this combination?
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You should be able to host a webdav repository, from a Linux cm using the
byte-range lock patch (RT), I believe.
Doesn't change the situation wrt multiple clients using file-based
access--only whole-file locking in that case.
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FYI, SuSE has backported this struct inode change to a slew 2.6 kernels,
as of yesterday at 6:00 pm.
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1. on x86, current is an inline function which returns a pointer to the
task_struct associated with the current process, it's defined in an
arch-specific header (eg, include/asm-i386/current.h)
2. what Derek said
IIRC, this and the EXIT_ZOMBIE are the only issues you'll run into, in
making liba
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