James Cammarata wrote: >> You could just use hardlinks (os.link), an unlink will only remove >> the file if it's the last one. >> >> --Michael > > Can't hardlink a directory, nor can you hardlink across partitions, so > that would be an issue for people (ie. sane admins) that have /var on > a different partition than /tftpboot. True, you could move tftpboot > to var and symlink to the root directory, but I'm trying to be as > non-invasive by default as possible. Bind mounts are well recognized > and documented, so to me it is the way to go on this one. >
I was thinking of just put the content on /var/www and try hardlinking the files, but it's true I have no idea how big the files you are talking about are, or how many there are. If it's just a few mtab entries or something that's not too bad. --Michael _______________________________________________ cobbler mailing list [email protected] https://fedorahosted.org/mailman/listinfo/cobbler
