> I get the impression that Kevin meant they've previously had a file sharing > system based on a native file system on the underlying Linux boxes, and > they've done things whenever clients have created or modified files on the > shared directories. This is simple enough to do with NFS or Samba when the > underlying file system is native to the supporting OS and root on the local > box has root over the shared file system.
That is indeed what we were doing, using CIFS. It's however very very slow when dealing with thousands of small files, I was hoping to address that. My tests with AFS showed that it handles our files perfectly. > Audit logs that would show full path names in AFS would be those on > client systems. The file names on an AFS server would be gibberish ones > for /vicepX partitions anyway. It occurs to me that the AFS file server > does not even deal with human-readable file names, so even if it had > extensive logging it might not even have the kind of information that > Kevin is looking for available to it. Thanks anyway, I'll go look somewhere else then :) -- Cordialement, Kevin Lemonnier - Pole Support / Hosting COGNIX SYSTEMS Agence de Rennes 50, rue Paul Langevin 35200 RENNES Tel : +33 (0) 2 99 27 75 92 Fax : +33 (0) 2 99 27 78 92 Mail : [email protected] <mailto:[email protected]> <http://www.cognix-systems.com/><http://www.webgazelle.net/><http://www.cognix-systems.com/coin-presse.php><http://www.facebook.com/pages/Cognix-Systems/203283801480?ref=ts><http://fr.twitter.com/cognixsystems> <http://www.cognix-systems.com/developpement-durable.php>
