From: Les M. <le...@fu...> - 2004-08-02 21:31:10
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On Mon, 2004-08-02 at 07:19, Guus Houtzager wrote: > Yes, I used the 3.5 version. No idea if that would support hardlinks or > not. I wasn't testing this for backuppc purposes :) OK, I downloaded a copy of sfu and a few minutes testing confirms that mounting a windows NFS export onto Linux does support hard links. At least 'ln oldfile newname' works and 'ls -l' shows the link counts go up. The documentation mentioned something about a max of 1024 links that could be changed with an environment setting and another setting that would optimize performance if all access is through NFS instead of having to keep local access in sync. It also has case-sensitivity, so in theory it should work for BackupPC. I don't think I'll try it myself anytime soon, though. I'm having enough trouble fighting a new virus on the windows boxes this week that I don't want to put anything else there. --- Les Mikesell le...@fu... |