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Linux Kernel – What does it mean to “put” an inode?
I saw the following comment atop the iput function: To me that sounds like it’s not “putting” anything, but “dropping” it. I’m aware of the drop_inode function, which gets called from iput in some cases, so the usage of the term “put” is even more confusing here. Answer put is common terminology in kernel code for decrementing an object’s reference
How to efficiently monitor a directory for changes on linux?
I am working with Magento, and there is a function that merges CSS and Javascript into one big file. Regardless the pros and cons of that, there is the following problem: The final file gets cached at multiple levels that include but are not limited to: Amazon CloudFront Proxy servers Clients browser cache Magento uses an MD5 sum of the