On Wed, Jul 19, 2000 at 06:08:22PM -0400, Mike A. Harris wrote:
> The mount noatime and nodiratime disables
> the atime on files and dirs respectively for the whole mounted
> filesystem. A noatime flag stored in the directory however would
> allow disabling of atime on a per file or directory basis. IMHO
> it would be a very useful thing to have. I played with this flag
> a bit, and it does not appear to work.
In what context.
Do you mean the mount flag doesn't work, or you could make a ext2fs
attr for noatime work?
I only ask as it could shorten the life of some devices (say flash)
if they are mounted with atime, but then I guess you know this.
TTFN
--
Roger
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demon-summoning in the garage, which you can just hose down afterwards.
-- damerell@chiark.greenend.org.uk
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