Users of OpenBSD and ZFS face frequent file corruption and license confusion, especially during power outages, making it hard to trust the system for critical data. ResilientFS delivers a managed, fully GPL‑compliant file system layer with real‑time monitoring, automated recovery, and clear license documentation, ensuring data integrity and peace of mind for developers and enterprises alike.
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hn • r/hackernews
Comment on: How to Increase OpenBSDs Resilience to Power Outages
> they consider ZFS "non–free" on par with the GPLWhy isn't it? The CDDL is basically the MPL, which in-turn is basically the LGPL.The jihad against the GPL by FreeBSD and conveniently ignoring the CDDL being weak-copyleft was always ironic to me.> and the devs probably haven't had one eithersolene@ left and stated the filesystem as a supporting reason:> I have grievances against OpenBSD file system. Every time OpenBSD crash, and it happens very often for me when using it as a desktop, it ends with file corrupted or lost files. This is just not something I can accept.https://dataswamp.org/~sol
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