> you can mount the storage as read-only - any unix filesystem will
> support read-only mount, and provided your root account isnt
> compromised, no one can remount it as write. Root cant write to
> read-only mounted filesystems without remount either.
>
> mount -r /dev/da2 /readonly in BSD land..
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> support read-only mount, and provided your root account isnt
> compromised, no one can remount it as write. Root cant write to
> read-only mounted filesystems without remount either.
>
> mount -r /dev/da2 /readonly in BSD land..
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