Date: Thu, 2 Feb 2012 10:14:30 +0800
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thanks for your help.

In nfs v3 ,if mulity process visit nfs mount nfs dir ,there sometimes occour .nfsXXX can't delete .

if modify sillyrename to put files in /tmp ,it will be more friendly to nfs user.


2012-02-02 
wangjing 


 Re: may i ask a question about nfs fs ? thanks a lot. 
 
wangjing wrote:
  may i ask a question? thanks a lot.
Not trying to be difficult, but you'll have better luck if you:
1. Use a descriptive subject. Something like "modify sillyrename to put
files in /tmp".
2. Run your code through indent(1).  It's unreadable as-is.
3. Use an international standard character set, like utf-8.
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