> --- Brandon Lamb <brandonlamb@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> So a simple 2 server, 2 client, client side afr
> setup.
>
> The clients at the SAME time do:
>
> client1 # echo "one" > file.txt
> client2 # echo "two" > file.txt
--- gordan@xxxxxxxxxx wrote:
> I think the parent directory version getting
> bumped up on every create/delete operation
> (this would probably require directory locking!)
> inside it and using this parent directory version
> number at create time of files inside it as the
> major version number, with the file's own version
> number as the minor version number would solve
> this, too.
Perhaps I am missing something, but I fail to see
how this could help at all in this situation. Could
you extrapolate or give more details about how you
are picturing version #s helping out with this
problem. Here is how I picture version #s is this
scenario.
SubA SubB
/dir/file /dir/file
v2 v1 v2 v1
client1 # echo "one" > file
client2 # echo "two" > file
/dir/file < one /dir/file < two
v2 v2 v2 v2
/dir/file < two /dir/file < one
v2 v3 v2 v3
Now both subvolumes have the same version #s
but different file contents. Where/how are
you suggesting a fix to this situation?
-Martin
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