Hi,
I was trying to understand the problem related to rename on cofs (and
check if the patch was OK for me).
To do it I write a simple script to run on cofs.
This is the script (I call it test.sh)
dd if=/dev/zero of=CCCC count=5 2>/dev/null
mv CCCC DDDD
cont=1
while [ $cont = 1 ]
do
stat DDDD 2>&1 > /dev/null
if [ $? != 0 ]; then
echo -n ERROR
else
echo OK
cont=0
fi
done
If I run it, it does not show me the problem related to rename on cofs.
On my PC I don't see the problem. This is my output.
root@darkstar:/win/d# ./test.sh
OK
root@darkstar:/win/d# ./test.sh
OK
root@darkstar:/win/d# ./test.sh
OK
root@darkstar:/win/d# ./test.sh
OK
root@darkstar:/win/d# ./test.sh
OK
root@darkstar:/win/d# ./test.sh
OK
root@darkstar:/win/d# ./test.sh
OK
root@darkstar:/win/d# ./test.sh
OK
*But I see an other problem*
If I run it several times and I relanch it ***quickly*** after
termination I see these message, that sometimes show an error.
This error, if I understand correctly, is different from the #2176188.
root@darkstar:/win/d# ./test.sh
mv: `CCCC' and `DDDD' are the same file
OK
root@darkstar:/win/d# ./test.sh
OK
root@darkstar:/win/d# ./test.sh
mv: `CCCC' and `DDDD' are the same file
OK
root@darkstar:/win/d# ./test.sh
mv: `CCCC' and `DDDD' are the same file
OK
root@darkstar:/win/d# ./test.sh
OK
root@darkstar:/win/d# ./test.sh
mv: `CCCC' and `DDDD' are the same file
OK
root@darkstar:/win/d# ./test.sh
OK
root@darkstar:/win/d# ./test.sh
mv: `CCCC' and `DDDD' are the same file
OK
I use 0.7.3.
Regards
Paolo
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