Okay, so there are a bunch of things that we need to do. I will just list them
down here, let me know if I miss anything.
1. Fs locations can be moved to attrlist and FSAL can fill it as part of
getattr if required
2. We need ref counting for fs locations for handling attr copy where
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Change subject: Add debug surrounding FSAL module refcounting
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Add debug surrounding FSAL
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Change subject: Don't double stack MDCACHE on FSAL_PSEUDO exports
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Don't double stack MDCACHE
Hello,
It looks like Ganesha converts certain principals to UID/GID 0
(idmapper.c:principal2uid()). I noticed that when a client uses kerberos
with AD, the default principal is @. So when NFS operations
are tried with root on client, it sends the principal in @
format which will not be mapped to
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Change subject: MDCACHE - Don't ref PSEUDO when stacking
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MDCACHE - Don't ref PSEUDO
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Change subject: Pullup ntirpc 1.6.1
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Pullup ntirpc 1.6.1
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There are places the struct attrlist gets copied, if so, either the referral
needs to be duplicated in that copy, or it needs to be a single entity with a
refcount.
One advantage of adding the referral to the struct attrlist is that MDCACHE
will manage cache life of it.
It may or may not
attrlist changes sound good. I am trying to figure out the necessity of a
separate cache and ref counts. As far as I see, there will not be multiple
references to fs_locations (which will be just a string in attrlist).
What do you mean by xattr utility is being added in nfs-utils? Is that
This is not a known issue, as far as I'm aware.
I'm assuming you never changed 4.txt at all, it just fixed itself on
it's own? This means, to me, that the correct value is being set on the
file, but an incorrect one is returned to the user. That's a getattr()
issue, and it resolves itself
We will actually need to add everyone who is interested to the organization
anyway, otherwise we can’t assign them issues…
Problems with how issues were assigned was actually one of the reasons we tried
to migrate to Bugzilla and not use issues. But with this, we just need to bite
the bullet
Ok, the additional sub_fsal ops look workable.
For the protocol layer stuff, we need a quick way to check if an object is a
junction. One option is to resurrect the fsal_obj_handle JUNCTION type. Another
option is to add fs_locations to struct attrlist and then an FSAL supporting
referral
Hi Supriti,
The link you have provided is not working. And the 2.7 board seems to be
closed. I checked things here -
https://github.com/nfs-ganesha/nfs-ganesha/projects. Am I missing something?
Thanks,
Sriram
From: Supriti Singh
Date: Thursday, February 8, 2018 at
Hi Sriram,
Earlier we had boards at the repo level
(https://github.com/nfs-ganesha/nfs-ganesha/projects), but there were some
permission issues, and it could be viewed by everyone but not all can add
cards. So we moved the board to organization
level. But sadly, according to this
Hi,
We are using nfs-ganesha 2.5 for our fsal, I see sometimes created file
have -2 has owner and group even though root is created the file and
no_root_squash is enabled.
I see this behavior for only for short duration that to right after ganesha
restarts.
During file creation, our fsal gets
Hello all,
I am trying new things in our project board. Let me know if the approach is
okay, or you would like to change something.
1. Adding issues in github:
It seems like only when there is an issue, I can assign it to the developer
actively working on it. For example, in
2.7 board I
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