On 01/ 5/10 10:01 AM, Richard Elling wrote:
How are the files named? If you know something about the filename
pattern, then you could create subdirs and mv large numbers of files
to reduce the overall size of a single directory. Something like:
mkdir .A
mv A* .A
mkdir .B
mv B*
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I notice the sys/atomic.h atomic_xxx interfaces are limited to things
that do read/modify/write (inc/dec/swap/etc). There is no atomic_set to
do a simple assignment.
My question is: what protocol is used to update a specific variable to
a specific
I notice the sys/atomic.h atomic_xxx interfaces are limited to things
that do read/modify/write (inc/dec/swap/etc). There is no atomic_set to
do a simple assignment.
In a couple headers defining wrappers around the atomic_xxx interfaces,
some define an atomic_set that does a simple assignment,
Mark Shellenbaum wrote:
> Joe Blount wrote:
>>
>>>> Is the acl_t intentionally designed to be opaque?
>>>>
>>>
>>> Yes, its meant to be opaque.
>>>
>>> The layout of the acl_t will likely change in the not too distant
>
Is the acl_t intentionally designed to be opaque?
Yes, its meant to be opaque.
The layout of the acl_t will likely change in the not too distant future.
Will old versions be supported? For example, if ADM treats it as
opaque and archives the current format, after an u
> A good handful of people approached me later, being
> curious and fascinated by the idea to replace the
> backup scheduler with an event-driven creation of the
> versions.
Uwe,
I'm still struggling to decide if ADM is what you're looking for. When you
make comments like the one quoted above,
> Can someone please point me to link, or just
> unambiguously say 'yes' or 'no' to my question, if
> ZFS could produce a snapshot of whatever type,
> initiated with a signal that in turn is derived from
> a change (edit) of a file; like inotify in Linux
> 2.6.13 and above.
Hi Uwe,
As I understan
Can someone please point me to link, or just unambiguously say 'yes'
or 'no' to my question, if ZFS could produce a snapshot of whatever
type, initiated with a signal that in turn is derived from a change
(edit) of a file; like inotify in Linux 2.6.13 and above.
Hi Uwe,
I wasn't previously fa
