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I am using mkdirmkdir as a locking mechanism, and to my knowledge mkdirmkdir is atomic, but it is not atomic over nfsnfs. So my question is simple, is mkdirmkdir atomic over sshfssshfs?
I am using mkdir as a locking mechanism, and to my knowledge mkdir is atomic, but it is not atomic over nfs. So my question is simple, is mkdir atomic over sshfs?
I am using mkdir as a locking mechanism, and to my knowledge mkdir is atomic, but it is not atomic over nfs. So my question is simple, is mkdir atomic over sshfs?
I am using mkdir as a locking mechanism, and to my knowledge mkdir is atomic, but it is not atomic over nfs. So my question is simple, is mkdir atomic over sshfs?
