There isn't any technical reason for not checking. I just didn't think of
it when I first wrote the script. We are using links to create the new
index so we are not taking up any more disk space or inodes. But I suppose
something could still go wrong since the system has to create a new
directo
Hi,
Looking at src/scripts/snapinstaller more closely, I saw this block of code:
# install using hard links into temporary directory
# remove original index and then atomically copy new one into place
logMessage installing snapshot ${name}
cp -lr ${name}/ ${data_dir}/index.tmp$$
/bin/rm -rf ${dat
