Looking at many posts here about selling hardlinks....Hmmmm maybe I buy some for my website....so I go lookie how it works. Google tells me this:
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Hard links are sharing the same inode — they point to the hardware location, instead of directory tree. This means that if you were to try to make hard link between ext3 and ext4, then you'd have some problems — these filesystems are different, so they can't share the inode.
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So I go elsewhere and get more of the same geeky mumbo jumbo....So,
WTF is inode,directory tree, ext 3 or 4 and what filesystems we are talking about
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So anybody who explains this geeky shit to me will get my business..
