converting filenames to System V length
r.peterson
roe at sobmips.UUCP
Mon Feb 5 05:13:25 AEST 1990
>From article <1100 at maxim.erbe.se>, by prc at erbe.se (Robert Claeson):
> In article <1990Jan27.022456.19130 at virtech.uucp>, cpcahil at virtech.uucp (Conor P. Cahill) writes:
>
>> Routine names are not limited to 14 characters under System V. Only
>> file names are.
>
> System V doesn't impose a 14 character limit on file names either.
Actually, it does. AT&T SVID compliant system V normally uses the
"system V" filesystem - with a 14-character filename limit.
Some vendors have seen fit to include the BSD fast filesystem - with
255-character filenames. This is NOT system V - but is a very good
idea.
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