Wayback: User-level Versioning File System for Linux - The Diigo Meta page

• 27 Nov 14
  

  almereyda

  versioned filesystem

• 27 Sep 10
  

  John Li

  Wayback is an implementation of a versioning file system for Linux. This means that when you use a Wayback file system, old versions of files are never lost. No matter how much you change a file or directory, everything is always kept in a versioning file so that you never lose important data. Wayback provides the ability to remount any already mounted file system with versioning support under a different directory. Because of this, you can use Wayback on any block device with any base file system (ext3, ReiserFS, FAT, etc).
  
  Wayback uses the FUSE userspace file system module to implement the file system.

  filesystem

• 07 May 10
  

  Abhas Abhinav
• 18 Nov 07
  

  Marcello Morsello

  fuse filesystem versioning

• 16 Sep 07
  

  Bruno Sabin

  linux fuse versioning tools

• 24 Jun 07
  

  mountain

  del.icio.us file_system fuse imported linux

• 13 May 07
  

  bazso666 bazso

  bazso bookmarks

• 24 Feb 07
  

  Evgeniy Vlasov

  imported lInuX versionnedfilesystem

• 22 Sep 06
  

  Clair Ching

  Wayback is an implementation of a versioning file system for Linux. This means that when you use a Wayback file system, old versions of files are never lost. No matter how much you change a file or directory, everything is always kept in a versioning file

  computer filesystems geek linux tools unix versioning software

• 18 Dec 05
  

  Alex L

  backup Linux OpenSource UNIX filesystem

• 07 Sep 05
  

  kergoth

  filesystems oss projects filesystems.userspace fuse linux

• 02 Sep 05
  

  jeanjordaan

  Wayback is an implementation of a versioning file system for Linux. This means that when you use a Wayback file system, old versions of files are never lost. No matter how much you change a file or directory, everything is always kept in a versioning fil

  linux fs versioning fuse

• 01 Jul 04
  

  Wayback is an implementation of a versioning file system for Linux. This means that when you use a Wayback file system, old versions of files are never lost. No matter how much you change a file or directory, everything is always kept in a versioning fil

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  Eric Hammond

  Looks interesting; haven't used.

  linux software storage sysadmin versioning

• 30 Jun 04
  

  dpavlin

  linux usenix

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