o bugfix
- aufs: bugfix, stop setting the inotify watch twice for the same lower
  inode.

o news
- aufs: support FSNOTIFY
  introduce a new option 'udba=notify' which is equivalen to
  udba=inotify before aufs2-31.
  in aufs2-31 and later, you can choose either fsnotify or inotify in
  aufs configuration and can use udba=notify.
- aufs: support i_op->check_acl()


J. R. Okajima
If you or your company use and like AUFS project,  why not consider
donating money, or getting a service contract with the developer to
ensure that it will live on and continue to provide high quality free
software?

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- aufs2-2.6.git#aufs2-27 branch
      aufs: tiny, tmp, abstract fs/aufs/hinotify.c
      aufs: tiny, tmp, abstract fs/aufs/hinotify.c, rename 'hin' prefix
      aufs: tiny, abstract hnotify.c, restore inotify specific code
      aufs: tiny, remove the meaningles parameter
      aufs: bugfix, stop setting the inotify watch twice for the same lower 
inode

- aufs2-2.6.git#aufs2-28..aufs2-30 branch
  ditto

- aufs2-2.6.git#aufs2-31 branch
  Addition to above,
      aufs: support FSNOTIFY
      aufs: tiny, fix the comment style

- aufs2-2.6.git#aufs2-32 branch
  Addition to above,
      aufs: support i_op->check_acl()

- aufs2-2.6.git#aufs2-33 branch
  Addition to above,
      aufs: support DEBUG_OBJECTS_WORK

- aufs2-2.6.git#aufs2 branch
  ditto

- aufs2-standalone.git#aufs2-27 branch
  Addition to above,
      rename AUFS_HINOTIFY to AUFS_HNOTIFY

- aufs2-standalone.git#aufs2-28..aufs2-30 branch
  ditto

- aufs2-standalone.git#aufs2-31 branch
  Addition to above,
      aufs: support FSNOTIFY, export functions
      new config AUFS_HFSNOTIFY and AUFS_HINOTIFY

- aufs2-standalone.git#aufs2-32..aufs2 branch
  ditto

- aufs2-util.git
      remove a note about IN_ATTRIB
      aufs: support FSNOTIFY, describe udba=notify

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