#hardlinks — Public Fediverse posts
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Hab mein PyHardLinkBackup komplett neu geschrieben. Ursprünglich 2015 gestartet und bis 2020 genutzt, schlief es jetzt fast 6 Jahre...
Aber als ich über alte damit erstellte backups gestolpert bin, hab ich mir gedacht, das Konzept ist doch ganz nützlich.
Also kompletter rewrite: https://github.com/jedie/PyHardLinkBackup
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Hard- und Soft-Links in Linux
Warum Links in der Systemadministration nutzen? Hinweis: Hard Links und Soft Links erstellen ist ein explizites RHCSA-Ziel (Kenntnis und Verwenden wesentlicher Tools). Du solltest Links kennen, um Speicherplatz effizient zu nutzen, Dateizugriffe zu organisieren und Backups oder Systemwartung zu optimieren, ohne unnötige Duplikate zu erzeugen. Hard Links eignen sich für identische Dateiinhalte auf demselben Dateisystem (z.B. Logs mit mehreren Zugriffspunkten), Soft Links für flexible […] -
Inodes in Linux-Systemen
Warum du Inodes kennen solltest Inodes sind zentrale Datenstrukturen in Unix-ähnlichen Dateisystemen wie ext4 oder XFS, die Metadaten zu Dateien und Verzeichnissen speichern, wie Größe, Berechtigungen, Eigentümer und Zeiger auf Datenblöcke. Als Systemadministrator hilft dir das Wissen um Inodes, Probleme wie volle Dateisysteme zu diagnostizieren, auch wenn df -h noch freien Speicher anzeigt – oft liegt es an erschöpften Inodes. Dieses Thema ist relevant für RHCSA-Ziele wie […] -
I'm a dork.
I like #mpv. That's not why I'm a dork, but...I just compared instances of mpv.conf in my home directory. I checked where each one stored watch_later data. For all the ones that were identical settings, I made them hard links with an extended attribute specifying the watch_later data location.
I know they could have been symlinks, I just think hard links are neat because each one "contains" the data. Also extended attributes!
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I'm a dork.
I like #mpv. That's not why I'm a dork, but...I just compared instances of mpv.conf in my home directory. I checked where each one stored watch_later data. For all the ones that were identical settings, I made them hard links with an extended attribute specifying the watch_later data location.
I know they could have been symlinks, I just think hard links are neat because each one "contains" the data. Also extended attributes!
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I'm a dork.
I like #mpv. That's not why I'm a dork, but...I just compared instances of mpv.conf in my home directory. I checked where each one stored watch_later data. For all the ones that were identical settings, I made them hard links with an extended attribute specifying the watch_later data location.
I know they could have been symlinks, I just think hard links are neat because each one "contains" the data. Also extended attributes!
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I'm a dork.
I like #mpv. That's not why I'm a dork, but...I just compared instances of mpv.conf in my home directory. I checked where each one stored watch_later data. For all the ones that were identical settings, I made them hard links with an extended attribute specifying the watch_later data location.
I know they could have been symlinks, I just think hard links are neat because each one "contains" the data. Also extended attributes!
