Elliott Mitchell wrote on Wed, 31 Mar 2004 21:46:14 -0800 (PST):
> Also I feel it should be on the file itself. ie for the file /tmp/fooblah
> you should be able to access the file's metadata by open()ing/using
> readdir() on /tmp/fooblah/metas or (/tmp/fooblah/..metas or whatever).
Sounds good to
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
Hash: SHA1
Hi,
There is a discussion at the BackupPC Mailinglist why the nightly
cleanup of the backup Pool takes so much more time against ext3.
Here is the thead:
http://sourceforge.net/mailarchive/forum.php?thread_id=4144370&forum_id=503
The pool directory l
Hi all!
Over the last weeks I have been experementing with
Reiser4, so far I have managed to build the kernel,
created a mountable Reiser4 partition, and played
around with the file system via the shell.
To learn how Reiser4 work, I planed to implement the
following two programs:
1, Write a s
Ivar Bergman writes:
>
> Hi all!
>
> Over the last weeks I have been experementing with
> Reiser4, so far I have managed to build the kernel,
> created a mountable Reiser4 partition, and played
> around with the file system via the shell.
>
> To learn how Reiser4 work, I planed to imp
On Thursday 01 April 2004 17:16, Nikita Danilov wrote:
> file/WHATEVER-PSEUDO-PREFIX-IS-FASHIONABLE-TO-DAY/foo.
Great,
+1 vote for that!
(at least today)
--
lg, Chris
This discussion is spiralling out of control. There
is far too much misunderstanding. A discussion
summary is in order.
PROPOSALS:
1. Leave the "metas" directory as it is, for storing
the meta data hierarchy.
2. Rename "metas" to:
a) ..metas
b) @
c) +
3. Revise the architecture so that inste
On Thursday 01 April 2004 18:31, Narcoleptic Electron wrote:
> If there are other approaches not addressed here, or
> clarification required, please feel free to revise
> this list.
I think someone suggested putting meta file information in /proc.
So. Is this a bad idea? I think not.
In this sc
