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The problem is that you don't really know which applications do rely on read access times, and because the performance jump between atime<->noatime and atime<->
by nodata 16y ago
The problem is that you don't really know which applications do rely on read access times, and because the performance jump between atime<->noatime and atime<->relatime is pretty much the same, I always go for the safer option.
- eru 16y agoI agree. Just use relatime by default and be done with it. (Though I have usually gone without atime, and just made a partition for my emails with atime to make mutt happy.)