Does OpenBSD provide any facilities similar to FreeBSD's ufs (or maybe it's ufs2 only, not sure off of the top of my head) filesystem snapshots, or any other facilite for complete, reliable backups of live filesystems?
I'll piggyback another quick question, seeing as it also has something to do with 'live files.' Are there any circumstances under which an update to a system file are not written to disk, if the filesystem is in use? Well, I assume the file could be locked in some way, for modification. I suppose my real question is, say, for instance, with the recent zlib patch, do you have to go single-user to make absolutely sure that the library is updated on disk? -- Adam Fabian <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
