Christopher Smith wrote:
Ergo: a pipe is not a filesystem. You might access a pipe *through* a
filesystem, but that is another matter entirely.
Um, right. The comment I made was that you couldn't have the file
accessible from multiple processes on the UNIX file system without the
name being in the directories. I was told "use pipes". I said "Yes, you
can use a different file system." You're telling me pipes aren't part
of a file system. No, one pipe isn't a file system. Neither is one file.
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