mount -t null -o noatime
Edgar Fuß <[email protected]>
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Suppose I have a (FFS) fs mounted with atime (e.g., without -o noatime) and I null-mount that fs somewhere else with -o noatime. Will that do what I expect, e.g. will operations on the null-mounted fs leave the on-disc atimes alone? The use case I have in mind is restoring from a backup; updating the atimes of the directories would be a waste of time since the backup program will restore them afterwards anyway. Or is there an easier way for this?