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Can someone turn this off?
I am recieving large amounts of duplicate mail
from Valdis Kletnieks through the namesys
listserv.
-Alex-
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> On Thu, 06 Jun 2002 13:25:05 +0400, Oleg Drokin said:
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> > But MD5 may be identical for different files.
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> Only a 2**128 chance of that. If you know a way to force a hash collision
> more frequently than that, the crypto world wants to hear from you.. ;)
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> > Also this buys you nothing.
> > You write file in chunks, once file is identical to other file,
> > one of the files deleted. Looks like just more extra work (but some saved
> space
> > of course).
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> A much more productive way to save space is file-system compression. AIX
> supports LZ-compressing each 4K block and then only saving as many 512 byte
> fragments as actually needed. It's a big win - /usr (even with all the
> binaries)
> needs about 30% less space, and I've seen over 50% for file systems with
> source trees in them...
> --
> Valdis Kletnieks
> Computer Systems Senior Engineer
> Virginia Tech
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