Murali Vilayannur wrote:
Thanks, Phil!
BTW: Do all the ACL stuff work for you guys now on different distros?
Murali
It works on all of the redhat variants that we work with, which was our
main concern.
The test script doesn't jive on the gentoo box that I use for
development, but it looks l
Thanks, Phil!
BTW: Do all the ACL stuff work for you guys now on different distros?
Murali
On Wed, 20 Sep 2006, Phil Carns wrote:
> Yes, this works great. Thanks for the quick fix!
>
> -Phil
>
> Murali Vilayannur wrote:
> > Hi Phil,
> > I just checked in a fix for this.
> > Basically, the proble
Yes, this works great. Thanks for the quick fix!
-Phil
Murali Vilayannur wrote:
Hi Phil,
I just checked in a fix for this.
Basically, the problem was that in pvfs2_init_acl(), i wanted to
mark the inode as dirty if its mode changed. Instead i was unconditionally
marking it as dirty..duh
Could
Hi Phil,
I just checked in a fix for this.
Basically, the problem was that in pvfs2_init_acl(), i wanted to
mark the inode as dirty if its mode changed. Instead i was unconditionally
marking it as dirty..duh
Could you give it a spin and see if that fixes this issue?
Thanks,
Murali
On Wed, 20 Sep 2
We are seeing a new problem (not sure how long it has been around) with
setgid permission bits on directories. This happens with 2.6 kernels:
/home/pcarns> mkdir /mnt/pvfs2/dir1
/home/pcarns> chmod g+s /mnt/pvfs2/dir1
/home/pcarns> mkdir /mnt/pvfs2/dir1/dir2
/home/pcarns> ls -alh /mnt/pvfs2/dir
