Mike Fedyk <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> BTW, why can't AFS allow hard links within a single volume? Doesn't
> the client know where separate volumes are mounted in the /afs tree?
It would violate acl semantics. I could link a file from a directory
where I only have 'l' access into a directory where I have 'rl' access
and then be able to read the file. Or I could link it into a
directory where I have 'write' access and change the file. Which
directory ACL is to be believed if you allow cross-directory links?
> Mike
-derek
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