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NFS - concurrent write to same file normal ?
Post 302967376 by gull04 on Tuesday 23rd of February 2016 09:03:10 AM
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gfsi(5) File Formats Manual gfsi(5) Name gfsi - The Generic File System Interface Description The Generic File System Interface (GFSI) is the interface between the kernel and specific file system implementations such as the local ULTRIX file system and the Network File System. The Generic File System Interface has many performance improvements, along with a complete reorganization of the file system code. The GFS interface has been accomplished with modifications to both the mount table, and to the inode, which under the GFS interface implementation is referred to as the gnode. The gnode is defined in the and The GFS interface allows superusers to and file systems on local and remote machines. Changes to the file allow any type of mount to occur automatically at boot time in the files and Other than mounting and unmounting file systems, users should not see any difference in the local file system. The GFS interface requires two system calls: and The system call handles generic mounted file system data. The system call handles generic directory entries from any file system. See Also getdirentries(2), getmnt(2), mount(2), fstab(5), nfs(5nfs), ufs(5), fsck(8), mount(8) gfsi(5)