🚀 go-pugleaf

Chris Hewitt wrote:
> 
> On Mon, 27 May 96, Mike Williams wrote:
> 
> > An undelete feature is nice, but it's certainly not something you should expect
> > from your file system.  Actually, it could be a disadvantage if you can't turn
> > it off.  What happens with AFS if the reason you're deleting stuff is to make
> > room on a crowded hard drive?  Does it just move to deldir so you don't gain
> > any space?  I don't relish the idea of having to delete everything twice to
> > recover the space on my hard drive.
> 
> Actually it only keeps in .deldir what it can, ie if the space is required by a
> 'real' file it gets it. Or at least that's what FLD told me :-)

This never happened to me! I used AFS on an IDE drive as long as it's been available and 
it never (since 15.9)gave me that space. I don't use the Trashcan anymore, by the way. 
AFS is crap IMHO. Errors all the time. Now I'll see what it does to my SCSI drive. I 
paid enough for it, I hope it works at least there. By the way, it's actually slower on 
the SCSI drive than FFS (tested with DTA) at pure transfer rate. Crap, crap, crap.
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