While I don't know it is a little modification or not, but,,,
- you can check the open flags by f_flags or f_mode.
- close(2) calls f_op.flush() and f_op.release(). release() is called
  when the reference counter of the file reaches zero. Also you can try
  inotify.
- try d_path().

Junjiro Okajima

"P.ANiter SzabNs":
> I am planning to write a Linux filesystem meta-information add-on. As
> a part of this, I need an event to be generated each time the last
> O_WRONLY or O_RDWR instance of a file is closed. Is it possible to do
> this with a little modification of unionfs? Is it true that the code
> shoud be added to unionfs_file_release()? How do I get the full
> pathname of the file being closed?
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