id	summary	reporter	owner	description	type	status	milestone	component	version	severity	resolution	keywords	cc
9484	b2 headers thinks AFS filesystem supports cross-directory hardlinks	Lars Viklund <zao@…>	Vladimir Prus	"The AFS filesystem (as in OpenAFS) has some interesting quirks.
Among those is that it only allows hardlinks inside the same directory.

I suggest that the hardlink test should be augmented to test whether
hardlinks between entries of different directories is supported.

'./b2 headers' output head:
====8<====
Performing configuration checks

    - symlinks supported       : yes
    - hardlinks supported      : yes
...found 970 targets...
...updating 435 targets...
mklink-or-dir boost
mklink-or-dir boost/accumulators
mklink-or-dir boost/algorithm
link.hardlink boost/array.hpp
ln: failed to create hard link `boost/array.hpp' =>
`libs/array/include/boost/array.hpp': Invalid cross-device link

    ln -f ""libs/array/include/boost/array.hpp"" ""boost/array.hpp""

...failed link.hardlink boost/array.hpp...
link.hardlink boost/asio.hpp
ln: failed to create hard link `boost/asio.hpp' =>
`libs/asio/include/boost/asio.hpp': Invalid cross-device link

    ln -f ""libs/asio/include/boost/asio.hpp"" ""boost/asio.hpp""

...failed link.hardlink boost/asio.hpp...
====8<===="	Bugs	closed	To Be Determined	build	Boost Development Trunk	Problem	fixed