On Wed, 25 Jan 2012, Marc Auslander wrote:
To update files that must be correct, one can write a new version,
sync, and then use mv to replace the old with the new version.
The only way to easily do that seems to always call any editor via a script
doing that.
The journal_data option provides full protection, but I suspect it is
not a practical solution for normal usage.
Do you mean the "data=journal" mount option ?
According the documentation, that seems a way to overcome this problem.
And what about a file like /etc/modprobe.d/options, and all
other config files which were never edited ?
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