Hi
Where I work, we use the *Andrew File System*(*AFS*)that creates ACL
groups where you can control access using kerberos. It works quite
well, and is somewhat scalable from what I see as an enduser. However,
it does have it's little quirks when it comes to deep symlinks (caused
by mount daemons making everything look tidy, almost cloudish ), and
sticky bits can be fun (especially on directories, what should happen
doesn't - so you may need workarounds).
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Andrew_File_System
On 11/29/2011 08:02 PM, Patricia Campbell wrote:
Does anyone out there use them ? Or have you heard of anyone using
them, or where they are useful?
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