It occurs to me that if I treat my file system as a database I am making
assumption about locking and access that may not be consistent across file
systems - but the operations are so fast and writes are so rare that this
is unlikely to be an issue I ever experience with my little web app.
I also
On Wed, Nov 04, 2015 at 10:00:16PM +, Stephen De Gabrielle wrote:
> Thanks. 1972- now I'm embarrassed !
Don't be. A lot of OS's after that failed to put their files in
memory. But I believe that current Linux's can make /tmp a ramdisk,
making it fast. If RAM runs out, of course it's paged
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