2) reiserfs
reiserfs is a journaling filesystem. Journaling basically keeps track of what
is being modified when it happens. The most notable benefit to this is
that if
a box crashes while the filesystem is mounted, you don't have to fsck the
whole
drive, just the dirty portions. Very nice. You can get alot more info at
www.reiserfs.org.
I've converted almost all my filesystems to reiserfs and they're working great,
even
had my fileserver lose power (kids will learn not to touch UPS buttons). Box
was
up in amazing time.
The only problem I've found appears to be some io issues with nfs sharing out a
reiserfs filesystem. I haven't been able to track it down, but so far it's been
very minor issue as it only seems to happen on one of my filesystems.
Robert
Thus spake [EMAIL PROTECTED] ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> Good day/evening friends ,
> 2 doubts :
> 1)Re: chmod :- What if you have , say 13 users and wish to single out ONLY 1
> of them
> , away from your file/directory ?
>
> 2) Re: reiserfs :-
> What is reiserfs ?
>
> Thanks,
> ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
> Shyam Kumar
>
>
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