Jim Henderson wrote:
> Yeah, and that sort of thing can happen - though the filesystem layer (on 
> top of the actual filesystem at the kernel level - not sure what it's 
> specifically called, probably some sort of abstraction layer) deals in 
> inodes rather than files. 

I'm just saying that if you have (say) an executable and three related 
dynamically-linked .so files, or you have a .so and a .h file, there's 
no way in Linux to ensure that you can update them consistently, as far 
as I know. (I learn Linux tricks by telling people Linux can't do 
something, and then people correct me. ;-)

-- 
Darren New / San Diego, CA, USA (PST)

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