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RPM resource perl-File-System

The goal of the File::System module is to provide a very general framework for providing access to a heirarchical data structure. Each member of this data structure has a set of properties and is marked as containing "content" and/or as a "container". Something that only provides content is analogous to a file. Something that only contains other things is analogous to a directory. However, this framework doesn't exclude the possibility that a thing could have the features of both. These features are important if one wishes to make a non-filesystem interface appear as such. For example, this system allows for the possibility of an LDAP-accessible database or RDBMS being used as if they were file systems. This might seem a little senseless at first, but if we wish to provide a system for mapping a VFS like this to URLs for web or other purposes, it begins to make more sense.

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