Jeff Hanson:
> Users can't run chown because they are not root.
How about writing a wrapper?
Allow chown after some tests.
- the target path is aufs, or /home/$USER in your case?
- the target uid is $USER
- etc
The warpper may be implemented suid-ed, or customized /etc/sudoers.
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Oliver Schinagl:
> I'm guessing, if stor1/dirA and stor2/dirB and stor3/DirB would
> basically be such a solution then, right? if I write to /aufs/dirA it
> ends up on the one, if i write to /aufs/dirB it will end up on either.
> Correct?
Yes, I think so.
But the create= policy works when you new
o bugfix
- possible bugfix, exclude the freeing file
o news
- mainline 2.6.38-rcN is still buggy.
- SSH access to SourceForge is still denied and I cannot update the GIT
tree. But updating the web page on sf.net was succeeded.
J. R. Okajima
