It could cause dataloss across filesystems. The reporter in question used it across chroots and symlinks and filesystems and it caused problems with /lib on his main fs. For an average use case, like deduplicating photos or music on a single filesystem, this is not an issue, and hardlinks are very desirable.
It could cause dataloss across filesystems. The reporter in question used it across chroots and symlinks and filesystems and it caused problems with /lib on his main fs. For an average use case, like deduplicating photos or music on a single filesystem, this is not an issue, and hardlinks are very desirable.
A newer hardlinks patch set was posted at <http:// code.google. com/p/fdupes/ issues/ detail? id=8#c5>, but it has sat there for almost two years. It'd be very nice to have this feature back.
There's another Debian bug about this feature's being re-added: http:// bugs.debian. org/cgi- bin/bugreport. cgi?bug= 284274