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Subject: Re: [9fans] synthetic filesystems and changing data
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In cases where multiple clients might map to the same fid you can also
freeze in a buffer file contents when the offset if zero, and serve from there
for further reads. Using 9p (and no cache in the client) means that you can use
the fid to mux the clients, and assign also a buffer per client, and
release at clunk.