On Fri, Oct 05, 2007 at 03:40:08PM +0200, Stefan Farestam wrote: > I'm still having problems compiling when using the ubuntu edgy > kernel. Did you compile against 2.6.22.9?
Yes. > However, I wasn't sure which function to use to get the "struct > vfsmount" for the inodes, which the new-style vfs functions require. > > So, I'm still stuck. If you want to stick with the distro kernel, then the thing to do is to grab the latest -mm kernel (I find ketchup to be the most convenient utility to use) and to see what eCryptfs is doing in that release. If the distro is doing something that is not in -mm, then that will require a special porting effort for that distro's specific kernel. To answer your question about vfsmount, in general, you can get the lower vfsmount for any given eCryptfs dentry via the ecryptfs_dentry_to_lower_mnt() function. Mike
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