[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> On 29 Jan 2007 11:31:08 +0000,
>  "Dave Howorth" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> Did I understand this correctly? You had your backups publically mounted
>> read-write for normal users? That sounds like a really bad idea. I
>> certainly wouldn't see the need for any changes to dirvish intended to
>> protect users from the results of that kind of adventure.
> 
> This was not what I wrote. User's were able to read the contents of the
> last image because it was read-only exported via Samba. Samba needs a
> static path for a share it exports. Simple as that. No adventures.

OK, then I still don't understand. You wrote:

> Long answer: I also stumbled upon this behaviour, We have logical
> volumes for every vault and similar issues. We also tried once to have
> a "current" directory --bind mounted to the last image's tree in a
> vault. If someone / something now created a file or directory summary
> in the backed up filesystem, dirvish-expire loses.

So what did you mean when you wrote "created a file or directory summary
in the backed up filesystem"? What was your problem?

Cheers, Dave
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