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Quoting David Masover <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
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The problem here is that if the link itself is on a different filesystem
than the actual data, and the original filesystem gets nuke
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> [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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> The problem here is that if the link itself is on a different filesystem
> than the actual data, and the original filesystem gets nuked, what do I
> do about the link? Traditionally, in order to delete a
> "David" == David Masover <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
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David> I guess the main problem I have with this is that it only works
David> when we're talking about all the filesystems on the local
David> machine, and then only so far. It kind of falls apart with
David> removable filesystems
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The solution I suggest is to throw out the "one volume, one tree" requirement.
The volume's tree then becomes a forest, with every file with no parent in the
volume being the root of a tree. (Of course, if you also have mu
