On November 19, 2001 17:20, you wrote:
> > > I'm using kernel 2.4.15-pre6 and I can see my journal file
> > > on '/'. Should I worry ?
> >
> > No, apparently the .journal file is visible if you created while the
> > filesystem is mounted, but invisible if you create it when the filesystem
> > is unmounted.
>
> Minor corrections though, atleast on my 2.4.15-pre6 with tune2fs 1.23
> the .journal is visible even when created as unmounted.
That's why I said "apparently", I had only heard that the invisible journal
was only expected to be created on unmounted filesystems, and I hadn't had an
oppertunity to test it. Thanks for the info.
> And it is not immutable, the only ext2 file attribute set is the "d"
Not on my system:
bodnar42:/home/bodnar42# rm /.journal
rm: remove write-protected file `/.journal'? y
rm: cannot unlink `/.journal': Operation not permit
That's about as immutable as a file can get, and I'm quite sure I did not set
it immutable manually.
-Ryan
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