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"Write once only but read many" filesystem
- From: Peter Teoh <htmldeveloper gmail com>
- Cc: kernelnewbies <kernelnewbies nl linux org>, linux-fsdevel vger kernel org, ext3-users redhat com
- Subject: "Write once only but read many" filesystem
- Date: Sat, 22 Mar 2008 12:39:32 +0800
For reasons of auditability/accountability, I would like a filesystem
such that I can write to it only ONCE, subsequently not
modifiable/deletable, but always readable. Kind of a database journal
logs - it is continuously being written, sequentiall appending, but not
circular buffer based, so that upon running out of space, logging will
be paused in memory, and after new storage devices added to it, it will
continue to flush out whatever is outstanding in memory.
Can ext3 / ext4 or current jbd2 be easily configured to serve this purpose?
Thanks.
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