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On 5/7/2012 8:22 AM, Jerry Natowitz wrote: > So in essence, you want a filesystem that does the equivalent of > taking a snapshot every time the filesystem changes. No. Saving or modifying a file on a versioning file system is equivalent to "RENAME FILE.TXT FILE.TXT;23", where "23" is the next available version number, and writing out a new FILE.TXT. There is an optional step of removing old versions if there is a set limit to the number of concurrent versions allowed. It's really that simple. -- Rich P.
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