> From: Jonathan Nicol [mailto:[email protected]] > > # mkdir a > # mkdir a/b > # mkdir a/b/c > # echo "whee" > a/b/c/d.txt > > > snap create vol0 vol0_deleteme > > # mv a/b a/e > # ls a/e/c/.snapshot > vol0_deleteme > # ls a/e/c/.snapshot/vol0_deleteme/ > d.txt > # find a/.snapshot > a/.snapshot > a/.snapshot/vol0_deleteme > a/.snapshot/vol0_deleteme/b > a/.snapshot/vol0_deleteme/b/c > find: a/.snapshot/vol0_deleteme/b/c: Not a directory
Further clarification of why this is important: Suppose an administrator is doing backups. You create "backupsnap" and start copying it to tape. Meanwhile, a user renames a directory. Suddenly ... That user's files are not included in the snapshot anymore. Not getting backed up. _______________________________________________ Tech mailing list [email protected] http://lopsa.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/tech This list provided by the League of Professional System Administrators http://lopsa.org/
