Miklos Szeredi <[email protected]> wrote:
> Please don't resurrect MS_ flags. They are from the old API and
> shouldn't be used in the new one. Some of them (e.g. MS_POSIXACL,
> MS_I_VERSION) are actually internal flags despite being exported on
> the old API.
That makes it harder to emulate statfs() using this interface, but ok.
I wonder if I should split the standard parameters (rw/ro, posixacl, dirsync,
sync, lazytime, mand) out of FSINFO_ATTR_PARAMETERS and stick them in their
own attribute, say FSINFO_ATTR_STD_PARAMETERS. That would make it easier for
a filesystem to only overload them if it wants to.
> And there's SB_SILENT which is simply not a superblock flag and we might be
> better getting rid of it entirely.
Yeah. It's a parse-time flag.
> The proper way to query mount options should be analogous to the way
> they are set on the new API: list of {key, type, value, aux} tuples.
It's not quite that simple: "aux" might be a datum that you can't recover or
is meaningless to another process (an fd, for example).
David
