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On Thu, Jun 21, 2007 at 03:02:41AM -0700, +draco+ wrote: > > Hello, Hi, let me answer the questions I know something about.. > Have you got any experience in using Coda in this manner? Having user homedirs on Coda? Yes. > How big overhead on disk operations does CodaFS introduce in comparison > with working on local FS? I'm asking because NFS, which I used lately, > introduced a lot of overhead. This whole "NFS introduces a lot of overhead" saying is a bit shady. I mean, maybe you had unrealistic expectations in the beginning. You can take a look at some benchmarks at Coda Wiki, http://coda.wikidev.net/Small_file_performance The test performed there is pretty simple, but it could give you an idea. >From my experience, unless you have some specific performance requirements, the fileserver is a non-issue. > Can I configure Coda so that the logged user would have access only to > data he is allowed to access? Yes, of course. The commands to do so are 'cfs setacl' (cfs sa) and 'cfs listacl' (cfs la). Coda supports a much more flexible permissions system than the usual rwxrwxrwx thing... > And finally, is Coda project actively supported by now? Yes. The docs are always good for more in-depth knowledge, while Wiki contains quick bits to get you up to speed. See you, -docReceived on 2007-06-21 12:24:45