Corinna Vinschen wrote:
On Apr 25 00:42, Charles Wilson wrote:
I'll take a look at this w.r.t clearcase. How exactly should I test --
what am I looking for? Just a little app that compares dirent.d_ino and
stat.st_ino for a specified file on the strange filesystem?
Thanks for the offer. Can you please send the output of the tiny tool I
mailed in http://sourceware.org/ml/cygwin/2006-01/msg00818.html?
Sent separately.
Other than that, yes, a bit of comparison between d_ino and st_ino of
would be helpful. You could use the tool I posted in
http://sourceware.org/ml/cygwin/2006-04/msg00314.html. Just keep in
mind that it has to be build using the sys/dirent.h header from the
snapshots.
Sent separately.
Another important factor is, if the underlying filesystem tends to
change the inode number between subsequent calls. You can either
compare the inode numbers using the above tool, or you can see if
you encounter the dreaded "cp: skipping file 'foo', as it was replaced
while being copied" problem.
Nope, it was very consistent and did not change over time. One oddity is
that if you access a file (in a particular view (MVFS-speak for branch,
more or less)) via the 'multi-view' mount
/cygdrive/m/my_view/my_VOB/some-path-to/some-file
you get (consistently) one number for st_ino and d_ino (call it 'A')
But, if you mount my_view to a drive and access the same file in that
same view via the mount
/cygdrive/r/my_VOB/some-path-to/some-file
you get (consistently) a different number for st_ino and d_ino (call it
'B').
Not sure if that's important (maybe it's expected behavior?)
--
Chuck
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