SSDFS - Simple Stupid Distributed Filesystem

SSDFS is not a filesystem per se, rather it is (currently) a series of shell
functions that make managing symlink farms in order to give the illusion of a
true distributed filesystem easier.

Some of the filesystem and volume level functions are near direct copies of the
equivalent AFS or DCE/DFS commands.

SSDFS is being written for BX internal usage in order to manage a symlink farm
distrbuted via AFS, pointing to a collection of NFS exports.

= Requirements =

 - GNU du (with --apparent-size option)
 - bash
 - readlink (with -f option)
 - GNU grep/egrep
 - uuidgen, or equivalent tool/function to generate a UUID
 - ls, dirname, basename, mount, cat, df, awk
 - GNU sed



More documentation is forthcoming.