Re: NFS slowness

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From: Dennis Simpson Sun Canada
Date: Mon, 11 Jan 1993 23:33

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Maybe someone can save me digging up the answer.
When we are talking about "losing data" on the nfs server when using
the "evil asynch hack", are we talking about invisible loss? Or are we
talking about "fsck removed this corrupt file during reboot"?

I suspect the former (invisible), and if this is true, how can anyone
make the comment "we have had no problems using this hack"? Unless they
truly believe the gods are watching over them.

Just curious,
dennis

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