From my experience, I'd say yes; I've a largish (26gb) NFS file
server that's being run at a company I sysadmin at, and it has the
annoying problem of generating hashes that are almost but not quite
unique -- a (mv;mkdir;mv;ls) sequence will pretty regularly (once
every two-three days, if the bug reports are to be believed) lead
to either the moved file or created directory being invisible until
the nfsd cache drains.
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david parsons \bi/ A "why can't commercial Unices use smb?" moment if
\/ there ever was one.
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