i've finally gotten off my lazy ass and added some updates to the FAQ
that have been queued for a while.
question A8 (what is close-to-open cache coherency?) has been
substantially updated to discuss noac, file locking, O_DIRECT, and write
caching behavior.
question D2 now has a better explanation of silly renames, based on some
recent questions to this mailing list.
question D12 has been added, describing how to use "umount -f" and
"umount -l".
- Chuck Lever
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On Mon, Nov 07, 2005 at 08:51:22AM -0800, Lever, Charles wrote:
> i've finally gotten off my lazy ass and added some updates to the FAQ
> that have been queued for a while.
>
> question A8 (what is close-to-open cache coherency?) has been
> substantially updated to discuss noac, file locking, O_DIRECT, and write
> caching behavior.
>
> question D2 now has a better explanation of silly renames, based on some
> recent questions to this mailing list.
>
> question D12 has been added, describing how to use "umount -f" and
> "umount -l".
I assume http://nfs.sourceforge.net/ is the right URL for that.
--b.
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