Re: [HACKERS] O_NOATIME

2006-08-03 Thread Tom Lane
Ron Mayer [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: Would people be interested in a trivial patch that adds O_NOATIME to open() for platforms that support it? (apparently Linux 2.6.8 and better). Isn't that usually, and more portably, handled in the filesystem mount options? regards,

Re: [HACKERS] O_NOATIME

2006-08-03 Thread Ron Mayer
Tom Lane wrote: Ron Mayer [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: Would people be interested in a trivial patch that adds O_NOATIME to open() for platforms that support it? (apparently Linux 2.6.8 and better). Isn't that usually, and more portably, handled in the filesystem mount options? Yes to both.

Re: [HACKERS] O_NOATIME

2006-08-03 Thread Tom Lane
Ron Mayer [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: Tom Lane wrote: Isn't that usually, and more portably, handled in the filesystem mount options? Yes to both. I could imagine that for small systems/workstations you might have some files that want access time, and others that wanted NOATIME -- it seems

Re: [HACKERS] O_NOATIME

2006-08-03 Thread Ron Mayer
Tom Lane wrote: Ron Mayer [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: Tom Lane wrote: Isn't that usually, and more portably, handled in the filesystem mount options? Yes to both. I could imagine that for small systems/workstations you might have some files that want access time, and others that wanted