[geeks] Whoo hoo... now this is a nice Linux

[Kevin]

I've been running winbind on XFS since November 2001. 
has worked great for us.  Older versions of winbind had
a slight memory leak but that has since been fixed. 
As stated, ACLs work out of the box, but backing up of
that "extra" data is still a PITA under linux.  xfsdump
is a PITA to compile as well.

/KRM

On Thu, 20 Mar 2003 10:43:27 -0600
"Simeon Johnston" <simeonuj at indivisuallearning.com>
wrote:

> XFS supporst ACL's built in?  Damn...
> And to think I've been holding back on running
> winbind on our SGI here because of permission issues.
> Makes for a good argument to convert a few of our
> file servers over too.
> 
> Besides that, I've only used XFS on IRIX, but when it
> gets shutdown improperly (we have bad power here, it
> happens a lot more than it should) everything comes
> back without a problem.  It's beautiful.
> 
> Me vote XFS.
> 
> sim
> 
> 
> > 1. I hear it's slow
> > 2. XFS supports the ACL's that make it ideal for
> > running VMWare and cooperating with NT/2000. 
> > Unlike reiserfs XFS also plays nice with NFS.
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