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#28 Inheriting priority from parent directy

OHSMv1.2
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Sandeepksinha
Enhancements (20)
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2010-01-13
2010-01-01
Sandeepksinha
No

A file should inherit the home_tier of its parent if its set. Currently the same check doesn't exist while the creation/opening of file.
The only problem could be to get the inode of the parent directory from the inode of the file being created/opened. We have the dentry of the file which is being
opened/created, so the parent dentry could be negative. We must take care about the same.
We surely need a way out of this problem.

Discussion

  • Sandeepksinha

    Sandeepksinha - 2010-01-01
    • milestone: --> OHSMv1.2
     

  • Sandeepksinha

    Sandeepksinha - 2010-01-02

    Yogesh could you please take a look at this.....

     

  • Sandeepksinha

    Sandeepksinha - 2010-01-02
    • assigned_to: nobody --> ysobale
     

  • Sandeepksinha

    Sandeepksinha - 2010-01-13

    I would like to get this fixed as early as possible. I know the problem well so keeping the BUG with me.

    Without this the idea of relocation of subdirectories would be partial.

     

  • Sandeepksinha

    Sandeepksinha - 2010-01-13
    • priority: 5 --> 6
    • assigned_to: ysobale --> sandeepksinha
     

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