somehow i suspect one of our platforms doesn't do volatile and i'll
regret this, but this stops linux i386 when afs_int32 is an int from
going off into la-la land when an Rx retransmit is needed
gcc 2.96 appears to miscompile these
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undo. the bug was a little more subtle and my debugging code masked it
it's ok to support a null request being passed in, but if a real one is
passed in we shouldn't analyze it when it's not the one we used when
making calls.
-- Add afs_osi_SleepSig, which returns EINTR when interrupted by signal.
-- Similar CV_WAIT_SIG for Rx code.
-- Implement afs_osi_SleepSig and CV_WAIT_SIG for Linux, Solaris.
-- Use afs_osi_SleepSig in afs_{UFS,Mem}Read, allowing user to interrupt
an AFS read if it's being handled by background daemon.
-- Balance the number of open & close braces in CV_TIMEDWAIT macros,
even though noone uses them.
-- Untangle parts of the macro forest by moving some of the Rx CV code
into rx_kmutex.c.
it was previously agreed that we wouldn't add gratuitous new sysnames unless things
(not just what the vendor calls the operating system) changed. precedent is
sun4m_412 still being "current" for sun4m_413, etc.
since the rxk listener gets "kill"d at shutdown we need to unmask to wake
it up. this should probably be replaced but the logical way is evil,
involves simulating a packet to the listener so it wakes up and notices it's
time to die
The first part of the patch fixes a likely deadlock in the
case when we're destroying a client connection with active
calls.
The second part fixes a minor connection refcount leak in
my recent modification to protect against half-reachable
clients.
with modifications by shadow@dementia.org
a guide to what's where in the OpenAFS source
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with modifications by shadow@dementia.org
a guide to what's where in the OpenAFS source
this time the right file. a sure sign that it's bedtime.
don't blindly make assumptions about gettimeofday
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redo in a way that doesn't screw up with respect to libafsrpc and libafsrpc-
using suites
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redo in a way that doesn't screw up with respect to libafsrpc and libafsrpc-
using suites
All BSDs are not I386s.
Also include a patch that make sure that data are alligned on alpha. All
bsd's will fix it up in kernel when used, but you'll get a huge performace
penalty
Use afs_int32 in the des programs to make sure they work and make them
build again.
