Hi,
I thought that Andrew's suggestion below really warrants review by the list.
This is regarding a new super method to give the fs a notification when a
block is written in order to support journal file systems.
- Peter -
Peter J. Braam wrote:
I hope to call Stephen soon to better
(I posted this already but got no response. Am I really posting to the wrong
list ??)
Hi,
I have a small problem when using the directory notifications. when the
directory itself that I watch in my program is deleted, I don't receive an
event, although I'd expect a delete event for the .
On Tuesday 24 April 2001 15:24, Dirk Mueller wrote:
(I posted this already but got no response. Am I really posting to the
wrong list ??)
Hi,
I have a small problem when using the directory notifications. when the
directory itself that I watch in my program is deleted, I don't receive an
Folks, at some point somebody decided to use -i_size for
all pipes (for amount of bytes in flight, AFAICS). Which might be
a nice thing, except that for FIFOs it leads to interesting
problems.
Think what happens if you get FIFO inode dirtied (for any
reason - chown(), atime,
On Die, 24 Apr 2001, Daniel Phillips wrote:
I have a small problem when using the directory notifications. when the
directory itself that I watch in my program is deleted, I don't receive an
event, although I'd expect a delete event for the . entry (IMHO). This
makes it much easier to
