Andi Kleen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> There were plans to add a "key" interface, that would default to the current
> nfsfh.c implementation and could be overwriten per file system. Unfortunately
> it looks like it'll be 2.5 material now :-( That key would be somewhat larger
> than even 64bits though, more like 32bytes. And at that size you could also
> just pass a small filename in.
Egads.. 32 bytes!?! Well, I suppose I could always just use the inode
number at init time, obtain and cache the key, and then use the key
for future invocations :)
-derek
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