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I\'m looking for a backup tool for ext4, which can take a copy from a running fs like /var with no collisi开发者_如何学Pythonons after recover such fs. I know BSD dump has an \'-L\' option, which tell
I am using boost::filesystem::create_directories() to create new directories. When I try to access these directories shortly after creation, I get an error saying: no such directory. But if I sleep fo
Does开发者_运维知识库 anyone know what the complexity of the os.path.exists function is in python with a ext4 filesystem?Underlying directory structure used by Ext4 (and Ext3) is exactly the same as i
For academic and task related purposes I need to know how is file related data associated within files on NTFS and EXT. How does the operating system know file\'s name? How do editors know in which en
Where can I find the ext4 file system specifications? (Unofficial drafts are fine, so long as they\'re rea开发者_运维知识库sonably up-to-date; if unavailable, ext3 would be fine too.)I\'ve been using
I\'m writing an app that needs to store lots of files up to approx 10 million. They are presently named with a UUID and are going to be around 4MB each but always the same size.Reading and writing fr
Tim Bray\'s article \"Saving Data Safely\" left me with open questions. Today, it\'s over a month old and I haven\'t seen any follow-up on it, so I decided to address the topic here.
Update: Turns out I was being very stupid. I was checking the modification time when I should be checking the access time. The reason it was not reproducible was that the test files were made with dd
What\'s the correct way to durably rename a file in a POSIX file system?Specifically wondering about fsyncs on the directories.(If this depends on the OS/FS, I\'m asking about Linux and ext3/ext4).
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