12-07-2011
What is a taxi server?
Hi,
Can somebody please tell me what is a taxi server?
I came to know the term taxi server in context of remote access.
I tried to google it out could not get any definition/description of what this taxi server really is?
If anyone knows any website/link to learn more about taxi servers,please do post the same,
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CFS(4) Kernel Interfaces Manual CFS(4)
NAME
cfs - cache file system
SYNOPSIS
cfs -s [-rd] [-f partition]
cfs -a netaddr [-rd] [-f partition] [mtpt]
DESCRIPTION
Cfs is a user-level file server that caches information about remote files onto a local disk. It is normally started by the kernel at boot
time, though users may start it manually. Cfs is interposed between the kernel and a network connection to a remote file server to improve
the efficiency of access across slow network connections such as modem lines. On each open of a file cfs checks the consistency of cached
information and discards any old information for that file.
Cfs mounts onto mtpt (default /) after connecting to the file server.
The options are:
s the connection to the remote file server is on file descriptors 0 and 1.
a netaddr
dial the destination netaddr to connect to a remote file server.
r reformat the cache disk partition.
d turn on debugging
f partition
use file partition as the cache disk partition.
All 9P messages except read, clone, and walk (see intro(5)) are passed through cfs unchanged to the remote server. A clone followed imme-
diately by a walk is converted into a clwalk. If possible, a read is satisfied by cached data. Otherwise, the file server is queried for
any missing data.
FILES
/dev/hd0cache
Default file used for storing cached data.
SOURCE
/sys/src/cmd/cfs
CFS(4)