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Re: Hard Links

To: Jean Francois Martinez <jfm2@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Subject: Re: Hard Links
From: "Nathan J . Mehl" <memory@xxxxxxxxx>
Date: Thu, 13 Dec 2001 12:53:18 -0500
Cc: "Quang Nguyen \(Ngo\)" <quang.nguyen@xxxxxxxxxxxx>, "'Steve Lord '" <lord@xxxxxxx>, "''linux-xfs@xxxxxxxxxxx' '" <linux-xfs@xxxxxxxxxxx>
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In the immortal words of Jean Francois Martinez
(jfm2@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx):
> "Quang Nguyen (Ngo)" wrote:
> > 
> > If I remember correctly, NextStep did provide hardlinks to
> > directories.  I wonder if OSX's native FS does support them.
> > Anyway, I'm writing a backup utility, so I thought I might need to
> > pay attention to them in case, they're there.
> 
> The fact NextStep allowed it doesn't meant it was good thing.

OSX 10.1.1 appears to not support hardlinks to directories, at least
on HFS+ filesystems.  No clue about how OSX behaves on UFS in this
regard.

-n

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