[OpenAFS] key issues for OpenAFS future?
Roberto.Gomezel@ts.infn.it
Roberto.Gomezel@ts.infn.it
Wed, 6 Nov 2002 08:49:27 +0100
Hi all,
I agree with Tim. I think it would be great to have a web page like that
on the OpenAFS site.
Thanks in advance
Roberto Gomezel
INFN
> > As far i know you cant turn on logging on your /vice - partitions on
> > solaris if dont want things to break. You say it works now ? Do i have to
> > run namei-filerserver then ?
> >
> I'd appriciate it if someone could clairify this. In looking through the
> responces to this message, I saw two opposite responces. One saying that
> you can use ufs with logging as a /vice partition on solaris, and one that
> said that you couldn't(assuming that you turned on iname).
>
> > I am sure you cant run your /vice-partitions on AdvFS on Tru64, which
> sucks
> > pretty much.
> >
> > I dont think we support /vice in XFS on IRIX either, or i am wrong ?
> >
> Boy I hope so. :^} Transarc was supporting xfs on irix(as much as anyone
> ever supports irix ;), and we've been using it since around 3.4a or 3.5 into
> openafs 1.2.6 currently. This is without the iname stuff. We're also
> running linux with xfs on the /vice partitions without namei.
>
> In responce to this email, it sounds like a web page on openafs.org would
> be highly recomended which could go through the OSes, and the filesystems,
> and different configurations, stating "supported for /vice with or without
> iname", "supported for /vice without iname"(assumed to be with as well
> right?), "supported for cache", and also "unsupported" and "untested". You
> could break the tables up into the OSes, then have the FSes on the left, and
> the levels of support on the top. Perhaps even have in the boxes an "as of
> version x.x.x" if appropriate.
> Then this page could be updated as things change. It just seems like
> we're using this mailing list as an "official source" and everything, but
> since there's nothing on the web page, 5 million people keep coming on the
> list and asking, then we get mad when they do. :^} (not just this thread,
> but also the redhat kernel bug ;)
>
> Just some thoughts ;)
> Tim
>
> > /Jimmy
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