I have found the case that my large test case is hitting.
Basically, we're having a scenario that can be approximated as follows:
1) Checkpoint created @ directory /tmp/xyz/ckpt_<idcode>_00001
2) Checkpoint moved to directory /tmp/abc/ckpt_<idcode>_00001
3) Checkpoint restored in /tmp/abc
Now, for most programs this works without any issue. But in this case, we have
the following happening:
1) A temporary file is opened using mkstemp
2) It is unlinked, but the file descriptor is still open
3) We make the checkpoint
In this case, we end up with the deleted file being created under:
ckpt_<idcode>_00001/ckpt_<prog>_<idcode>_files
When we restore, it expects it to find the file still in the original location
under /tmp/xyz,
and not where I have moved the directory to /tmp/abc.
What do you think is the right behavior here?
Joshua Louie
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