Re: Using ACS to access the IFS

[Raul Alberto Jager Weiler <raul.jager@xxxxxxxxx>]

I have mounted the IFS directories using sshfs, it works great.

On Mon, Aug 10, 2020 at 4:57 PM Howie, Bill <BHowie@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

> Hello all,
>
> I'm attempting to try some options that will steer us away from using the
> QDLS file system.  I'm looking at creating directories in the root file
> system and was playing around with how ACS accesses the IFS.  It seems to
> be REALLY slow.   These directories I'm looking at creating will be ones
> that we will want the users to have access to, so of course we will have to
> lock them down authority-wise, but if I can't get around the slowness of
> the IFS access in ACS I'm not sure it's an option.  I can of course, map a
> drive through Windows.  I wondered what everyone's thoughts were on the
> best method of access.  Right now we have a lot of programs that will run
> reports that email a CSV file to a user.  But we will run into issues where
> they don't email for whatever reason.  So the thought was that an
> alternative is to just park the file in a directory on the IFS where the
> email communication isn't necessary.  But we also want to have something
> where speed isn't an issue.  And I'd rather try
>   to get away from having to map drives on everyone's machines if I can
> help it.  What's everyone out there doing for this kind of functionality?
> All responses are, as always, greatly appreciated.
>
>
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