--On Friday, October 13, 2006 10:55 PM +0200 Axel Thimm
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
firewalled environment not offering any exposure to the net. But
openafs is about (non-local) networking, so especially for openafs
you should harden your systems even more. Keeping the kernel free of
While I _really_ don't want to get into the whole "how often should you
upgrade" flamelet, I want to correct a common misconception in your
statement above. Many people use AFS in a very closed environment (in my
case, various large financials). The main driver for my current employer is
that AFS provides seamless client-side failover of read-only data on Linux.
The caching is a nice side benefit. Now if only client cache invalidation
were a tad more reliable...
--
Carson
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