Keywords - F

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fail-over

See high availability

fault tolerance

See high availability

file type

under /proc/mount

· The /proc/mount directory ·

filesystem

abuses of

· Executing commands · Strange and unusual filesystems ·

adding more blocks

· The io_write() function ·

and data content

· Data element content management ·

and DCMD_FSYS_STATVFS

· Filesystem statistics ·

and devctl()

· The io_devctl() function ·

and dynamic HTML content

· Line-based filesystem ·

and extended attributes structures

· Filesystems and Neutrino ·

and io_read()

· Data element content management · Directory management ·

and io_write()

· Data element content management ·

and mkdir()

· The c_mknod() function ·

and mv

· Directory management ·

and readdir()

· Creating a .tar file · Directory management ·

and rename

· Directory management ·

and resource managers

· Filesystems and Neutrino ·

and symlinks

· Pathname resolution ·

basing behavior on client

· Executing commands ·

CD-ROM

· Mount point management · Special device registration · The mount point and the root ·

client-sensitive contents

· The execute_resmgr() function ·

closing a file

· The io_close_ocb() function ·

comparing tar filesystem and USENET News

· Operation ·

comparison of tar and RAM disk

· Creating a .tar file · The code ·

creating a directory

· The c_mknod() function ·

creating a link

· The c_link() function ·

creating a symbolic link

· The add_tar_entry() function ·

definition

· Filesystems ·

dereference on access

· Executing commands ·

directory management

· Directory management ·

encrypted

· Secure filesystem ·

execute on access

· Executing commands ·

EXT2

· The mount point and the root ·

for USENET news

· Virtual filesystem for USENET news (VFNews) ·

handling read()

· The io_read() function ·

handling readdir()

· The io_read() function ·

handling write()

· The io_write() function ·

indexed

· Indexed filesystem ·

inode

· The c_mount() function ·

line-based

· Line-based filesystem ·

mount message

· Special device registration ·

mount point

· Creating a .tar file · Filesystems and Neutrino ·

mount point management

· Mount point management ·

MS-DOS

· The mount point and the root · What is a filesystem? ·

network

· The mount point and the root ·

on-media representation

· Filesystems and Neutrino ·

operations

· How does a filesystem work? ·

pathname components

· Hierarchical arrangement ·

pathname length

· Hierarchical arrangement ·

pathname resolution

· Pathname resolution ·

pathname resolution (RAM disk)

· The c_open() function ·

permissions checks

· Finding the target ·

pipe on access

· Executing commands ·

QNX 2

· The mount point and the root ·

RAM-disk

· Requirements ·

Read-only

· Creating a .tar file · What does a filesystem do? ·

registering mount point

· Mount point registration ·

relation to attributes structure

· Filesystems and Neutrino ·

removing an entry

· The c_unlink() function ·

rename

· The c_rename() function ·

returning contents of symbolic link

· The c_readlink() function ·

returning data to client

· The io_read() function and related utilities ·

secure

· Secure filesystem ·

sparse files

· The extended attributes structure ·

symbolic link handling

· Finding the target ·

symbolic link redirection

· Fun with symlinks · The redirect_symlink() function ·

symbolic link resolution

· Fun with symlinks · The connect_msg_to_attr() function ·

tar

· TAR Filesystem ·

trimming client's request

· The io_write() function ·

USENET News

· Operation ·

using for load-sharing

· Executing commands ·

VAX/VMS

· Hierarchical arrangement ·

virtual

· How does a filesystem work? · Operation · TAR Filesystem · What does a filesystem do? ·

/proc

· The /proc Filesystem ·

image

· The /proc/boot directory ·

virtual contents

· The execute_resmgr() function ·

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