Looking at a file with n references by hard links:
n=1 is the trivial case. No changes needed.
All involved directories are read-only: Another trivial case
to be ignored here.
For n>1:
I would suggest that the file is compressed and the directory
entries are adjusted accordingly, if the direct
On 2020-07-31 08:26, Harald Dunkel wrote:
Looking at a file with n references by hard links:
n=1 is the trivial case. No changes needed.
All involved directories are read-only: Another trivial case
to be ignored here.
For n>1:
I would suggest that the file is compressed and the directory
entr
On 7/30/20 1:19 AM, Harald Dunkel wrote:
this could be improved:
% ls -l >x; ln -f x y; gzip x y
gzip: x has 1 other link -- unchanged
gzip: y has 1 other link -- unchanged
What improvement do you suggest?
Hi folks,
this could be improved:
% ls -l >x; ln -f x y; gzip x y
gzip: x has 1 other link -- unchanged
gzip: y has 1 other link -- unchanged
Regards
Harri
