Neelima
2006-01-27 06:38:48 UTC
Hello Friends,
I am doing one project named Policy based Distibuted file system.
This is to be develpoed under Unix environment in C/C++ language.
I m poposing to implement following file retention policies for version controlling.
1. Keep One : Provides semantic identical to standard file system retaining only current version of file. Deleting keep one file removes the file immediately. Writting keep one file , updates file in place, copy onwrite is not used.
2. Keep All : It retains every version of file.Version is created after every session when file is modified.
3. Keep Landmark
4. Keep Safe
For developing File system, one way out I found good is using FUSE (File System in Userspace). I have studied it, but looking forword to get more guidence on the same. If any one of you have expirience in using FUSE, please put some light on this topic.
- Neelima
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I am doing one project named Policy based Distibuted file system.
This is to be develpoed under Unix environment in C/C++ language.
I m poposing to implement following file retention policies for version controlling.
1. Keep One : Provides semantic identical to standard file system retaining only current version of file. Deleting keep one file removes the file immediately. Writting keep one file , updates file in place, copy onwrite is not used.
2. Keep All : It retains every version of file.Version is created after every session when file is modified.
3. Keep Landmark
4. Keep Safe
For developing File system, one way out I found good is using FUSE (File System in Userspace). I have studied it, but looking forword to get more guidence on the same. If any one of you have expirience in using FUSE, please put some light on this topic.
- Neelima
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