[cred->cr_uid==0]
> >this should be more portable and future-save, right?
> Isn't there an issue with NFS server side ?
There might be. I have not looked at the NFS code. However, offhand, I do
not see any reason why this should be the case, except for bugs in the
code, given that any requrest wi
In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, "clemensF" writes:
>> Marius Bendiksen:
>
>> the various quota routines, rather than a (struct proc *). As I can see
>> >from the code, chkdq(), for example, should rather be using an suser()
>> check upon a process structure, than testing cred->cr_uid==0. Are there
clemensF wrote:
>> Marius Bendiksen:
>
>> Actually, our suser() implementation is pretty non-portable.
>
> i take what i get. when i can do "man [23] ", i approve of the
> consequences.
Too bad suser() is in section 9 then. :-)
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> Marius Bendiksen:
> Actually, our suser() implementation is pretty non-portable.
i take what i get. when i can do "man [23] ", i approve of the
consequences.
clemens
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> this should be more portable and future-save, right?
Actually, our suser() implementation is pretty non-portable.
However, using suser() rather than a credential check is better form. In
the former case, you are checking for the presence of special privileges,
while in the latter case, you are
> Marius Bendiksen:
> the various quota routines, rather than a (struct proc *). As I can see
> >from the code, chkdq(), for example, should rather be using an suser()
> check upon a process structure, than testing cred->cr_uid==0. Are there
> any objections to changing this?
this should be more
Throughout ufs_quota, it appears as though a (struct ucred *) is passed to
the various quota routines, rather than a (struct proc *). As I can see
from the code, chkdq(), for example, should rather be using an suser()
check upon a process structure, than testing cred->cr_uid==0. Are there
any obje
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