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11-25-2005
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Suspend to write file
We have a common directory , everyone can put file to it , but I found that there is a problem if the user continouosly write files to this directory while the another application is running at the same time , so I want temporaily "protect" the directory , no files can be write to it at a specific time ( eg. from every 1:00am - 3:00am , 7am - 8:30am & 5pm - 6:45pm ) , the system should temporaily store the files in the above time and write back to the directory after the "pretection" period , is it possible ? thx.
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12-13-2005
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I can think of a solution as follows.
Write a shell script that runs forever and removes write permission on the directory in specified time gap. Better u can have a cron job to do that. But that does not satisfy the second requirement. |
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