On Wednesday 06 February 2008, Matthew Dillon wrote: [...]Just curious: what was the write performance issue? I mean, what was the use case and how bad was the performance? I don't think it was described in any detail in your past HAMMER update mails, but please point me to the mail if it was. As long as I'm asking HAMMER-related questions... This may be obvious from the code but I haven't looked at it yet. Will it be possible to disable the historical access feature and still have the possibility to take a snapshot (of the filesystem or a directory tree) at some point in time? Thanks, Aggelos
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