On Mon, 1 May 2000, Roman V. Shaposhnick wrote: > 2. at the same time can work with stackable or derived ( in C++ > terminology ) host objects like file->dentry->inode->phis. These are _not_ derived in C++ sense. Sorry. > > Inode data pages are per-inode, not per-dentry or per-file-struct. > > Frankly, inode data pages are file pages, because it is userspace files we > care of. Nothing more, nothing less. You've missed the point here. We cache the data on the client side. _All_ openers share that cache. IOW, we have a chance that data submitted by one of them will be sent with credentials of another. Nothing to do here.
- Re: new VFS method sync_page and stacking Roman V. Shaposhnick
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- Re: new VFS method sync_pa... Roman V. Shaposhnick
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- Re: new VFS method sync_page a... Alexander Viro
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- Re: new VFS method sync_page a... Benjamin C.R. LaHaise
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- Re: new VFS method sync_page and stacking Steve Dodd
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- Re: new VFS method sync_page and stacking Roman V. Shaposhnick
- Re: new VFS method sync_page and stacking Ion Badulescu