When using the install-sh that ships with the source tree, Autoconf
substitutes in a relative path just to be annoying. Define the INSTALL
variables in each individual Makefile so that they find the proper file.
Remove the definitions from Makefile.config so that no one will
accidentally get the wrong ones.
Delete pinstall and convert the entire tree to use the install program
found by configure (falling back on install-sh in the local tree). This
means that we have to pre-create directories with install -d. Also redo
the install and dest rules to be lists of install rules rather than
dependencies driving separate make rules so that running make install will
always update the target directory with the current code, even if there are
files in the install area that are newer.
Stop installing libafssetpag; we're about to kill it in favor of a
different library. Remove some djgpp rules.
FIXES 22317
it seems like this might be a bug in solaris10 when handling contracts
of exiting chilren who have created kernel threads. the rxlistener is
a kernel thread on solaris and the child that starts the kernel_thread
returns and exits.
incorporating STABLE14-macos104-20051005 STABLE14-macos-cleanup-20051006 macos-cleanup-20051006 macos-cleanup-20051007 from the 1.4.x branch, which needed to be forward-ported to work here, sadly.
This patch tries to implement the afsd default tuning parameters
discussed in the thread starting at
https://www.openafs.org/pipermail/openafs-devel/2005-May/012158.html
I took the liberty of adding chunksize-tuning to the memcache too,
with the motivation that people using large memcaches usually wants
better bulk performance too.
It seems to work for me using both disk cache and memcache of various
sizes.
split for rw/ro dcaches to allow portion of cache to be dedicated
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provide daemon() if none exists. call it in bosserver and in afsd for afsdb handler
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add the file, too
Code ifdef'd any of AFS_MACH_ENV, AFS_GFS_ENV, AFS_DEC_ENV dies
Code ifdef'd AFS_SUN_ENV either becomes AFS_SUN5_ENV or dies as appropriate,
in the kernel only. The database servers etc are probably still buildable,
and I still have a SunOS 4.1.4 machine. ;-) But the Solaris vnops get all
SunOS 4 code nuked.
Uses of AFS_ALPHA_ENV which secretly meant OSF/1,D/UX,Tru64 become
AFS_OSF_ENV.
Bozon lock use gets its own ifdef. OSF and Solaris define it. Darwin and any
BSDs have bozon lock usage removed: note that only OSF and Solaris were
bothering to *init* the bozon lock during NewVCache. Bozon locks are for
platforms where basically we could end up deadlocking ourselves because of
how locks are handled.
Some nonsensical ifdefs removed.
Some if 0'd code removed.
Some obsolete code (hpux pre-10, for instance) removed.
i should be dragged away and beaten for this
first pass at interface to allow bound Rx sockets
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first pass at interface to allow bound Rx sockets
afsd option (-backuptree) and proc interface code for linux to enable preferring
backup volumes when crossing mountpoints once in a tree of backup volumes.
FIXES 1774
thanks to nneul@umr.edu for providing a script to do this.
gnu indent 2.2.9 options:
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-nfca -i4 -lp -npcs -nprs -psl -sc -nsob -ts8
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FIXES 1774
fix subst mistake
FIXES 1455
disallow cache directory of types we know cause problems
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FIXES 1542
typo
FIXES 1363
* Allow AFS to be mounted multiple times, each mountpoint with its
own root volume. This allows usage similar to the Windows client,
e.g., mounting a drive that contains only the user's home
directory. Our users find this much easier to work with than
having to navigate the entire AFS tree in the Finder or open/save
dialog.
* Have afsd register /afs with the DiskArbitration system
when mounting it. This means that the root afs volume shows up in
the Finder immediately, and prevents the Finder from getting
confused by additional AFS volumes later on.
* Add a "-nomount" option to afsd, which prevents afsd from
mounting /afs. We use this by default on our Mac OS X client, so
that AFS doesn't show up in the interface at all unless the user
explicitly asks for an AFS volume to be mounted. This is
especially handy for portable or remote users who don't always
have a network connection, since there isn't an AFS filesystem
around to hang the Finder if the AFS servers can't be contacted
(the cache manager may still hang, but since there are no AFS
volumes mounted, the rest of the OS doesn't notice).
* Make it so that /afs (mounted by afsd) will not unmount unless
MNT_FORCE is given. This prevents the user from accidentally
ejecting /afs in the Finder, and also works around a DiskArb bug in
Mac OS X (possibly fixed in 10.2) where autodiskmount would sometimes
unmount /afs when logging out, even though it's marked as
non-ejectable.
