> As far as /afs, one option (that scales) would be mounting cells in a > hierarchy. I.e. my cell would become /afs/edu/wisc/cs. What other > possibilities have others proposed to avoid congestion in /afs? I really don't think that will actually help much, since edu/net/com will be huge. I'd say the best solution would be an automount style mechanism - don't have all the cells mounted, only mount them virtually when they are actually accessed. You'd obviously want to do something to prevent 'ls /afs' from trying to mount everything. -- Nathan
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