Re: "Write once only but read many" filesystem

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>Sounds to me like what you really want is a printer.  You can't modify
>what's been printed.
>
>You could also use a second computer and log to that.

Don't forget write-once storage servers and file servers.  That's what's 
actually used in the real world for this.

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Bryan Henderson                     IBM Almaden Research Center
San Jose CA                         Filesystems

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