Wanted: filesystem/directory-tree description languages
Scott Leadley
leadley at uhura.cc.rochester.edu
Fri Jul 21 04:15:38 AEST 1989
I am looking for information about tools that check the external
characteristics of a filesystem. For lack of a better phrase, the tools
I'm looking for are "filesystem description languages".
Three examples of this kind of tool are: mkproto(8), rdist(1) and
vcheck(Unisoft). What these tools have in common is the ability to check some
of the attributes of a file (e.g. name, mode, uid, gid, contents or checksum,
etc) to determine if the file's state is "correct".
I would appreciate any pointers to published papers about or concrete
examples of this kind of tool. Please mail them to me at:
leadley at cc.rochester.edu
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