Walking a directory tree (e.g. during a backup) unnecessarily updates atimes. Mounting -o noatime is not an option because the atime updates are needed elsewhere. Is there an option (overlay mount or such) to present a file system noatime (or even read-only) to one process (or at one mount point) but "normally" to other processes (or at another mount point)? It would probably suffice if the NFS export would update atimes but local access wouldn't.
- selectively disabling atime updates? Edgar Fuß
- Re: selectively disabling atime updates? J. Hannken-Illjes
- Re: selectively disabling atime updates? Edgar Fuß
- Re: selectively disabling atime updates? Matthias Kretschmer
- Re: selectively disabling atime updat... Edgar Fuß
- Re: selectively disabling atime ... Matthias Kretschmer
- Re: selectively disabling at... Paul Goyette
- Re: selectively disablin... Ignatios Souvatzis
- Re: selectively disablin... Paul Goyette
- Re: selectively disabling at... David Holland
- Re: selectively disabling atime updat... Edgar Fuß
