I'm hearing that files will be provided to activites as hard links. This is not good. It prevents atomic update via rename. Far better is to provide directories, one per file, so that updates can be made atomic. While you can't hard link a directory, you can bind mount it. This is essentially the same, with the extra benefit of not wearing out nand storage.
The command line version: mount --bind srcdir dstdir You can even make the mount read-only, avoiding any need to mess with file permissions to block writes. Handling groups of files together as a single unit also becomes possible; it happens that I actually need this. (think OSX forks) _______________________________________________ Sugar mailing list [email protected] http://lists.laptop.org/listinfo/sugar
