[OpenAFS] Two questions AFS as a *large* webserver system backend
in lieu of NFS
David Thompson
thomas@cs.wisc.edu
Fri, 25 Jul 2003 13:40:37 -0500
In cases where we have needed devices in /afs, we mount a tmpfs file system
over /dev in the jail (in afs), and populate it as needed.
This may or may not work for you. As was pointed out, devices in /afs would
have their own set of problems...
Dave
Michael Loftis wrote:
>Someone mentioned privately AFS can't/won't handle device nodes? Is this
>(still) true? If so, why, and how difficult would it be to develop this
>feature? Without it almost all the utility of AFS is lost to me. I need
>to have user jails, with a 'shared' part that doesn't change (you know
>/usr/bin/usr/sbin) replicated to everyone without having to keep 300MB per
>user (actually almost 3x that I think).