Top "Filesystems" questions

A file system is a way of organizing data on a computer system.

Directory listener in Java

I have an application in which I want to listen to any changes made to a particular directory. The application …

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What does it mean by cold cache and warm cache concept?

I read a paper and it used terms cold cache and warm cache. I googled about this terms but I …

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Unique file identifier in windows

Is there are way to uniquely identify a file (and possibly directories) for the lifetime of the file regardless of …

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How to get list of all files with ESY extension in a directory?

In VBA, how do I get a list of all the files with a specific extension in a specific directory? …

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PHP readfile vs. file_get_contents

I have used following code to generate zip // push to download the zip header('Content-type: application/zip'); header('Content-Disposition: attachment; …

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Can I write to file system on azure web site?

Can I write to file system on azure Web Site? for example updating or installing plugins/themes in Wordpress from …

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How can I recursively copy a directory into another and replace only the files that have not changed?

I am looking to do a specific copy in Fedora. I have two folders: 'webroot': holding ALL web files/images …

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is there a way to see the actual contents of a symlink?

When you do cat some-symlink-to-some-real-file it shows the contents of the real file, not what is within the symlink itself. …

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How to create file directories and folders in Android data/data/project filesystem

I am working on a video editor program and am fairly new to android and java. What I would like …

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Why are FAT32 disks limited to 4GB files?

I'm not looking for a workaround; I'd like an explanation. Most of the links I found through Google just tell …

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