Hi,
I'd like to get some guidance on aufs behavior I noticed lately.
I have 2 HDDs merged using aufs:
mount -v -t aufs -o sum,create=mfs,dirs=/media/hdd1=rw:/media/hdd3=rw none
/media/share
I noticed lately that the modification time does not change if I copy new
files into
In my opinion that might be confusing as nothing changed on the topmost
branch.
Maybe just update the timestamp on the aufs mount on and not touch the
topmost branch?
Anyway, now that I know the logic I'll keep an eye out for this :)
I don't expect it to happen often but might
Thanks for the quick reply!
I just changed to command to /media/hdd3=rw:/media/hdd1=rw swapping the
hdd1 and hdd3 and it seems to be working.
Thank you again for the help!
Daniel
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On Wed, Jan
DaneeL:
I just changed to command to /media/hdd3=rw:/media/hdd1=rw swapping the
hdd1 and hdd3 and it seems to be working.
Thank you again for the help!
My pleasure.
But I am wondering, when a multiple writable branches exit, and aufs
choose the lower one, then aufs should update the
Hello Daniel,
DaneeL:
I noticed lately that the modification time does not change if I copy new
files into some directories.
If a directory exits on both hdd1 and hdd3 and the files is copied into
hdd3 - date does not change in aufs mount but changes on hdd3.
If a directory exists on only
DaneeL:
Example: Date will not update
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xbmc@doboz:~$ touch /media/share/_Series/CSI/testfile
xbmc@doboz:~$ ls -l /media/hdd1/_Series/ | grep CSI
drwxrwxr-x 2 xbmc xbmc 4096 Jan 5 12:02 CSI
xbmc@doboz:~$ ls -l /media/hdd3/_Series/ |