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Chaskiel M Grundman b2ab9e472c STABLE14-deadvnode-locking-update-20051118 
FIXES 22870

change how we do vnode locking to avoid locking on ourselves


(cherry picked from commit 73e126c4c4f44f20e67d8ced8a89558746e87a90)
2005-11-19 04:35:39 +00:00

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/*
* Copyright 2000, International Business Machines Corporation and others.
* All Rights Reserved.
*
* This software has been released under the terms of the IBM Public
* License. For details, see the LICENSE file in the top-level source
* directory or online at http://www.openafs.org/dl/license10.html
*/
#ifndef _AFS_H_
#define _AFS_H_
/*
* AFS system call opcodes
*/
#ifdef KDUMP_KERNEL
#include <afs/afs_args.h>
#else
#include "afs/afs_args.h"
#endif
/* Upper bound on number of iovecs out uio routines will deal with. */
#define AFS_MAXIOVCNT 16
extern int afs_shuttingdown;
/*
* Macros to uniquely identify the AFS vfs struct
*/
#define AFS_VFSMAGIC 0x1234
#if defined(AFS_SUN5_ENV) || defined(AFS_HPUX90_ENV) || defined(AFS_LINUX20_ENV)
#define AFS_VFSFSID 99
#else
#if defined(AFS_SGI_ENV)
#define AFS_VFSFSID afs_fstype
#else
#define AFS_VFSFSID AFS_MOUNT_AFS
#endif
#endif
/* Moved from VNOPS/afs_vnop_flocks so can be used in prototypes */
#if defined(AFS_HPUX102_ENV)
#define AFS_FLOCK k_flock
#else
#if defined(AFS_SUN56_ENV) || (defined(AFS_LINUX24_ENV) && !(defined(AFS_LINUX26_ENV) && defined(AFS_LINUX_64BIT_KERNEL)))
#define AFS_FLOCK flock64
#else
#define AFS_FLOCK flock
#endif /* AFS_SUN65_ENV */
#endif /* AFS_HPUX102_ENV */
/* The following are various levels of afs debugging */
#define AFSDEB_GENERAL 1 /* Standard debugging */
#define AFSDEB_NETWORK 2 /* low level afs networking */
#define AFSDEB_RX 4 /* RX debugging */
#define AFSDEB_VNLAYER 8 /* interface layer to AFS (aixops, gfsops, etc) */
/* generic undefined vice id */
#define UNDEFVID (-1)
/* The basic defines for the Andrew file system
better keep things powers of two so "& (foo-1)" hack works for masking bits */
#define MAXHOSTS 13 /* max hosts per single volume */
#define OMAXHOSTS 8 /* backwards compatibility */
#define MAXCELLHOSTS 8 /* max vldb servers per cell */
#define NBRS 15 /* max number of queued daemon requests */
#define NUSERS 16 /* hash table size for unixuser table */
#define NSERVERS 16 /* hash table size for server table */
#define NVOLS 64 /* hash table size for volume table */
#define NFENTRIES 256 /* hash table size for disk volume table */
#define VCSIZE 1024 /* stat cache hash table size */
#define DCSIZE 512 /* disk cache hash table size */
#define CBRSIZE 512 /* call back returns hash table size */
#define PIGGYSIZE 1350 /* max piggyback size */
#define MAXVOLS 128 /* max vols we can store */
#define MAXSYSNAME 128 /* max sysname (i.e. @sys) size */
#define MAXNUMSYSNAMES 16 /* max that current constants allow */
#define NOTOKTIMEOUT (2*3600) /* time after which to timeout conns sans tokens */
#define NOPAG 0xffffffff
#define AFS_NCBRS 300 /* max # of call back return entries */
#define AFS_MAXCBRSCALL 16 /* max to return in a given call */
#define AFS_SALLOC_LOW_WATER 250 /* Min free blocks before allocating more */
#define AFS_LRALLOCSIZ 4096 /* "Large" allocated size */
#define VCACHE_FREE 5
#define AFS_NRXPACKETS 80
#define AFS_RXDEADTIME 50
#define AFS_HARDDEADTIME 120
extern afs_int32 afs_rx_deadtime;
extern afs_int32 afs_rx_harddead;
struct sysname_info {
char *name;
short offset;
char index, allocked;
};
/* flags to use with AFSOP_CACHEINIT */
#define AFSCALL_INIT_MEMCACHE 0x1 /* use a memory-based cache */
/* below here used only for kernel procedures */
#ifdef KERNEL
/* Store synchrony flags - SYNC means that data should be forced to server's
* disk immediately upon completion. */
#define AFS_ASYNC 0
#define AFS_SYNC 1
#define AFS_VMSYNC_INVAL 2 /* sync and invalidate pages */
#define AFS_LASTSTORE 4
/* background request structure */
#define BPARMS 4
#define BOP_NOOP 0 /* leave 0 unused */
#define BOP_FETCH 1 /* parm1 is chunk to get */
#define BOP_STORE 2 /* parm1 is chunk to store */
#define BOP_PATH 3 /* parm1 is path, parm2 is chunk to fetch */
#define B_DONTWAIT 1 /* On failure return; don't wait */
/* protocol is: refCount is incremented by user to take block out of free pool.
Next, BSTARTED is set when daemon finds request. This prevents
other daemons from picking up the same request. Finally, when
request is done, refCount is zeroed. BDONE and BWAIT are used by
dudes waiting for operation to proceed to a certain point before returning.
*/
#define BSTARTED 1 /* request picked up by a daemon */
#define BUVALID 2 /* code is valid (store) */
#define BUWAIT 4 /* someone is waiting for BUVALID */
struct brequest {
struct vcache *vc; /* vnode to use, with vrefcount bumped */
struct AFS_UCRED *cred; /* credentials to use for operation */
afs_size_t size_parm[BPARMS]; /* random parameters */
void *ptr_parm[BPARMS]; /* pointer parameters */
afs_int32 code; /* return code */
short refCount; /* use counter for this structure */
char opcode; /* what to do (store, fetch, etc) */
char flags; /* free, etc */
afs_int32 ts; /* counter "timestamp" */
};
struct SecretToken {
char data[56];
};
struct ClearToken {
afs_int32 AuthHandle;
char HandShakeKey[8];
afs_int32 ViceId;
afs_int32 BeginTimestamp;
afs_int32 EndTimestamp;
};
struct VenusFid {
afs_int32 Cell; /* better sun packing if at end of structure */
struct AFSFid Fid;
};
/* Temporary struct to be passed between afs_fid and afs_vget; in SunOS4.x we can only pass a maximum of 10 bytes for a handle (we ideally need 16!) */
struct SmallFid {
afs_int32 Volume;
afs_int32 CellAndUnique;
u_short Vnode;
};
/* The actual number of bytes in the SmallFid, not the sizeof struct. */
#define SIZEOF_SMALLFID 10
/*
* Queues implemented with both pointers and short offsets into a disk file.
*/
struct afs_q {
struct afs_q *next;
struct afs_q *prev;
};
struct vrequest {
afs_int32 uid; /* user id making the request */
afs_int32 busyCount; /* how many busies we've seen so far */
afs_int32 flags; /* things like O_SYNC, O_NONBLOCK go here */
char initd; /* if non-zero, non-uid fields meaningful */
char accessError; /* flags for overriding error return code */
char volumeError; /* encountered a missing or busy volume */
char networkError; /* encountered network problems */
char permWriteError; /* fileserver returns permenent error. */
};
#define VOLMISSING 1
#define VOLBUSY 2
/* structure linked off of a server to keep track of queued returned
* callbacks. Sent asynchronously when we run a little low on free dudes.
*/
struct afs_cbr {
struct afs_cbr **pprev;
struct afs_cbr *next;
struct afs_cbr **hash_pprev;
struct afs_cbr *hash_next;
struct AFSFid fid;
};
/* cellinfo file magic number */
#define AFS_CELLINFO_MAGIC 0xf32817cd
/* cell flags */
#define CNoSUID 0x02 /* disable suid bit for this cell */
#define CLinkedCell4 0x04 /* reserved for ADDCELL2 pioctl */
#define CNoAFSDB 0x08 /* never bother trying AFSDB */
#define CHasVolRef 0x10 /* volumes were referenced */
#define CLinkedCell 0x20 /* has a linked cell in lcellp */
struct cell {
struct afs_q lruq; /* lru q next and prev */
char *cellName; /* char string name of cell */
afs_int32 cellIndex; /* sequence number */
afs_int32 cellNum; /* semi-permanent cell number */
struct server *cellHosts[MAXCELLHOSTS]; /* volume *location* hosts */
struct cell *lcellp; /* Associated linked cell */
u_short fsport; /* file server port */
u_short vlport; /* volume server port */
short states; /* state flags */
time_t timeout; /* data expire time, if non-zero */
struct cell_name *cnamep; /* pointer to our cell_name */
afs_rwlock_t lock; /* protects cell data */
};
struct cell_name {
struct cell_name *next;
afs_int32 cellnum;
char *cellname;
char used;
};
struct cell_alias {
struct cell_alias *next;
afs_int32 index;
char *alias;
char *cell;
};
#define afs_PutCell(cellp, locktype)
/* the unixuser flag bit definitions */
#define UHasTokens 1 /* are the st and ct fields valid (ever set)? */
#define UTokensBad 2 /* are tokens bad? */
#define UPrimary 4 /* on iff primary identity */
#define UNeedsReset 8 /* needs afs_ResetAccessCache call done */
#define UPAGCounted 16 /* entry seen during PAG search (for stats) */
/* A flag used by afs_GCPAGs to keep track of
* which entries in afs_users need to be deleted.
* The lifetime of its presence in the table is the
* lifetime of the afs_GCPAGs function.
*/
#define TMP_UPAGNotReferenced 128
/* values for afs_gcpags */
enum { AFS_GCPAGS_NOTCOMPILED = 0, AFS_GCPAGS_OK =
1, AFS_GCPAGS_USERDISABLED, AFS_GCPAGS_EPROC0, AFS_GCPAGS_EPROCN,
AFS_GCPAGS_EEQPID, AFS_GCPAGS_EINEXACT, AFS_GCPAGS_EPROCEND,
AFS_GCPAGS_EPROCWALK, AFS_GCPAGS_ECREDWALK, AFS_GCPAGS_EPIDCHECK,
AFS_GCPAGS_ENICECHECK
};
extern afs_int32 afs_gcpags;
extern afs_int32 afs_gcpags_procsize;
extern afs_int32 afs_bkvolpref;
struct unixuser {
struct unixuser *next; /* next hash pointer */
afs_int32 uid; /* search based on uid and cell */
afs_int32 cell;
afs_int32 vid; /* corresponding vice id in specified cell */
short refCount; /* reference count for allocation */
char states; /* flag info */
afs_int32 tokenTime; /* last time tokens were set, used for timing out conn data */
afs_int32 stLen; /* ticket length (if kerberos, includes kvno at head) */
char *stp; /* pointer to ticket itself */
struct ClearToken ct;
struct afs_exporter *exporter; /* more info about the exporter for the remote user */
};
struct conn {
/* Per-connection block. */
struct conn *next; /* Next dude same server. */
struct unixuser *user; /* user validated with respect to. */
struct rx_connection *id; /* RPC connid. */
struct srvAddr *srvr; /* server associated with this conn */
short refCount; /* reference count for allocation */
unsigned short port; /* port associated with this connection */
char forceConnectFS; /* Should we try again with these tokens? */
};
#define SQNULL -1
/* Fid comparison routines */
#define FidCmp(a,b) ((a)->Fid.Unique != (b)->Fid.Unique \
|| (a)->Fid.Vnode != (b)->Fid.Vnode \
|| (a)->Fid.Volume != (b)->Fid.Volume \
|| (a)->Cell != (b)->Cell)
#define FidMatches(afid,tvc) ((tvc)->fid.Fid.Vnode == (afid)->Fid.Vnode && \
(tvc)->fid.Fid.Volume == (afid)->Fid.Volume && \
(tvc)->fid.Cell == (afid)->Cell && \
( (tvc)->fid.Fid.Unique == (afid)->Fid.Unique || \
(!(afid)->Fid.Unique && ((tvc)->states & CUnique))))
/*
* Operations on circular queues implemented with pointers. Note: these queue
* objects are always located at the beginning of the structures they are linking.
*/
#define QInit(q) ((q)->prev = (q)->next = (q))
#define QAdd(q,e) ((e)->next = (q)->next, (e)->prev = (q), \
(q)->next->prev = (e), (q)->next = (e))
#define QRemove(e) ((e)->next->prev = (e)->prev, (e)->prev->next = (e)->next)
#define QNext(e) ((e)->next)
#define QPrev(e) ((e)->prev)
#define QEmpty(q) ((q)->prev == (q))
/* this one takes q1 and sticks it on the end of q2 - that is, the other end, not the end
* that things are added onto. q1 shouldn't be empty, it's silly */
#define QCat(q1,q2) ((q2)->prev->next = (q1)->next, (q1)->next->prev=(q2)->prev, (q1)->prev->next=(q2), (q2)->prev=(q1)->prev, (q1)->prev=(q1)->next=(q1))
/*
* Do lots of address arithmetic to go from vlruq to the base of the vcache
* structure. Don't move struct vnode, since we think of a struct vcache as
* a specialization of a struct vnode
*/
#define QTOV(e) ((struct vcache *)(((char *) (e)) - (((char *)(&(((struct vcache *)(e))->vlruq))) - ((char *)(e)))))
#define QTOC(e) ((struct cell *)((char *) (e)))
#define QTOVH(e) ((struct vcache *)(((char *) (e)) - (((char *)(&(((struct vcache *)(e))->vhashq))) - ((char *)(e)))))
#define SRVADDR_MH 1
#define SRVADDR_ISDOWN 0x20 /* same as SRVR_ISDOWN */
#define SRVADDR_NOUSE 0x40 /* Don't use this srvAddr */
struct srvAddr {
struct srvAddr *next_bkt; /* next item in hash bucket */
struct srvAddr *next_sa; /* another interface on same host */
struct server *server; /* back to parent */
struct conn *conns; /* All user connections to this server */
afs_int32 sa_ip; /* Host addr in network byte order */
u_short sa_iprank; /* indiv ip address priority */
u_short sa_portal; /* port addr in network byte order */
u_char sa_flags;
};
/*
* Values used in the flags field of the server structure below.
*
* AFS_SERVER_FLAG_ACTIVATED Has the server ever had a user connection
* associated with it?
*/
#define AFS_SERVER_FLAG_ACTIVATED 0x01
#define SNO_LHOSTS 0x04
#define SYES_LHOSTS 0x08
#define SVLSRV_UUID 0x10
#define SRVR_ISDOWN 0x20
#define SRVR_MULTIHOMED 0x40
#define SRVR_ISGONE 0x80
#define SNO_INLINEBULK 0x100
#define SNO_64BIT 0x200
#define afs_serverSetNo64Bit(s) ((s)->srvr->server->flags |= SNO_64BIT)
#define afs_serverHasNo64Bit(s) ((s)->srvr->server->flags & SNO_64BIT)
struct server {
union {
struct {
afsUUID suuid;
afs_int32 addr_uniquifier;
afs_int32 spares[2];
} _srvUuid;
struct {
struct srvAddr haddr;
} _srvId;
} _suid;
#define sr_uuid _suid._srvUuid.suuid
#define sr_addr_uniquifier _suid._srvUuid.addr_uniquifier
#define sr_host _suid._srvId.haddr.ip
#define sr_portal _suid._srvId.haddr.portal
#define sr_rank _suid._srvId.haddr.ip_rank
#define sr_flags _suid._srvId.haddr.flags
#define sr_conns _suid._srvId.haddr.conns
struct server *next; /* Ptr to next server in hash chain */
struct cell *cell; /* Cell in which this host resides */
struct afs_cbr *cbrs; /* Return list of callbacks */
afs_int32 activationTime; /* Time when this record was first activated */
afs_int32 lastDowntimeStart; /* Time when last downtime incident began */
afs_int32 numDowntimeIncidents; /* # (completed) downtime incidents */
afs_int32 sumOfDowntimes; /* Total downtime experienced, in seconds */
struct srvAddr *addr;
afs_uint32 flags; /* Misc flags */
};
#define afs_PutServer(servp, locktype)
/* structs for some pioctls - these are (or should be)
* also in venus.h
*/
struct spref {
struct in_addr host;
unsigned short rank;
};
struct sprefrequest_33 {
unsigned short offset;
unsigned short num_servers;
};
struct sprefrequest { /* new struct for 3.4 */
unsigned short offset;
unsigned short num_servers;
unsigned short flags;
};
#define DBservers 1
struct sprefinfo {
unsigned short next_offset;
unsigned short num_servers;
struct spref servers[1]; /* we overrun this array intentionally... */
};
struct setspref {
unsigned short flags;
unsigned short num_servers;
struct spref servers[1]; /* we overrun this array intentionally... */
};
/* struct for GAG pioctl
*/
struct gaginfo {
afs_uint32 showflags, logflags, logwritethruflag, spare[3];
unsigned char spare2[128];
};
#define GAGUSER 1
#define GAGCONSOLE 2
#define logwritethruON 1
struct rxparams {
afs_int32 rx_initReceiveWindow, rx_maxReceiveWindow, rx_initSendWindow,
rx_maxSendWindow, rxi_nSendFrags, rxi_nRecvFrags, rxi_OrphanFragSize;
afs_int32 rx_maxReceiveSize, rx_MyMaxSendSize;
afs_uint32 spare[21];
};
/* struct for checkservers */
struct chservinfo {
int magic;
char tbuffer[128];
int tsize;
afs_int32 tinterval;
afs_int32 tflags;
};
/* state bits for volume */
#define VRO 1 /* volume is readonly */
#define VRecheck 2 /* recheck volume info with server */
#define VBackup 4 /* is this a backup volume? */
#define VForeign 8 /* this is a non-afs volume */
#define VResort 16 /* server order was rearranged, sort when able */
#define VMoreReps 32 /* This volume has more replicas than we are */
/* keeping track of now -- check with VLDB */
enum repstate { not_busy, end_not_busy = 6, rd_busy, rdwr_busy, offline };
struct volume {
/* One structure per volume, describing where the volume is located
* and where its mount points are. */
struct volume *next; /* Next volume in hash list. */
afs_int32 cell; /* the cell in which the volume resides */
afs_rwlock_t lock; /* the lock for this structure */
afs_int32 volume; /* This volume's ID number. */
char *name; /* This volume's name, or 0 if unknown */
struct server *serverHost[MAXHOSTS]; /* servers serving this volume */
enum repstate status[MAXHOSTS]; /* busy, offline, etc */
struct VenusFid dotdot; /* dir to access as .. */
struct VenusFid mtpoint; /* The mount point for this volume. */
afs_int32 rootVnode, rootUnique; /* Volume's root fid */
afs_int32 roVol;
afs_int32 backVol;
afs_int32 rwVol; /* For r/o vols, original read/write volume. */
afs_int32 accessTime; /* last time we used it */
afs_int32 vtix; /* volume table index */
afs_int32 copyDate; /* copyDate field, for tracking vol releases */
afs_int32 expireTime; /* for per-volume callbacks... */
short refCount; /* reference count for allocation */
char states; /* here for alignment reasons */
};
#define afs_PutVolume(av, locktype) ((av)->refCount--)
/* format of an entry in volume info file */
struct fvolume {
afs_int32 cell; /* cell for this entry */
afs_int32 volume; /* volume */
afs_int32 next; /* has index */
struct VenusFid dotdot; /* .. value */
struct VenusFid mtpoint; /* mt point's fid */
afs_int32 rootVnode, rootUnique; /* Volume's root fid */
};
struct SimpleLocks {
struct SimpleLocks *next;
int type;
afs_int32 boff, eoff;
afs_int32 pid;
#if defined(AFS_AIX32_ENV) || defined(AFS_SUN5_ENV) || defined(AFS_SGI_ENV)
afs_int32 sysid;
#endif
};
/* vcache state bits */
#define CStatd 0x00000001 /* has this file ever been stat'd? */
#define CBackup 0x00000002 /* file is on a backup volume */
#define CRO 0x00000004 /* is it on a read-only volume */
#define CMValid 0x00000008 /* is the mount point info valid? */
#define CCore 0x00000010 /* storing a core file, needed since we don't get an open */
#define CDirty 0x00000020 /* file has been modified since first open (... O_RDWR) */
#define CSafeStore 0x00000040 /* close must wait for store to finish (should be in fd) */
#define CMAPPED 0x00000080 /* Mapped files; primarily used by SunOS 4.0.x */
#define CNSHARE 0x00000100 /* support O_NSHARE semantics */
#define CLied 0x00000200
#define CTruth 0x00000400
#ifdef AFS_OSF_ENV
#define CWired 0x00000800 /* OSF hack only */
#else
#ifdef AFS_DARWIN80_ENV
#define CDeadVnode 0x00000800
#else
#ifdef AFS_DARWIN_ENV
#define CUBCinit 0x00000800
#else
#define CWRITE_IGN 0x00000800 /* Next OS hack only */
#endif
#endif
#endif
#define CUnique 0x00001000 /* vc's uniquifier - latest unifiquier for fid */
#define CForeign 0x00002000 /* this is a non-afs vcache */
#define CUnlinked 0x00010000
#define CBulkStat 0x00020000 /* loaded by a bulk stat, and not ref'd since */
#define CUnlinkedDel 0x00040000
#define CVFlushed 0x00080000
#define CCore1 0x00100000 /* osf1 core file; not same as CCore above */
#define CWritingUFS 0x00200000 /* to detect vm deadlock - used by sgi */
#define CCreating 0x00400000 /* avoid needless store after open truncate */
#define CPageHog 0x00800000 /* AIX - dumping large cores is a page hog. */
#define CDCLock 0x02000000 /* Vnode lock held over call to GetDownD */
#define CBulkFetching 0x04000000 /* stats are being fetched by bulk stat */
#define CExtendedFile 0x08000000 /* extended file via ftruncate call. */
#define CVInit 0x10000000 /* being initialized */
/* vcache vstate bits */
#define VRevokeWait 0x1
#define VPageCleaning 0x2 /* Solaris - Cache Trunc Daemon sez keep out */
#define CPSIZE 2
#if defined(AFS_XBSD_ENV) || defined(AFS_DARWIN_ENV)
#define vrefCount v->v_usecount
#else
#define vrefCount v.v_count
#endif /* AFS_XBSD_ENV */
#if defined(AFS_DARWIN80_ENV)
#define VREFCOUNT_GT(v, y) vnode_isinuse(AFSTOV(v), (y))
#elif defined(AFS_XBSD_ENV) || defined(AFS_DARWIN_ENV)
#define VREFCOUNT(v) ((v)->vrefCount)
#define VREFCOUNT_GT(v, y) (AFSTOV(v)->v_usecount > (y))
#elif defined(AFS_LINUX24_ENV)
#define VREFCOUNT(v) atomic_read(&(AFSTOV(v)->v_count))
#define VREFCOUNT_GT(v, y) ((atomic_read(&((vnode_t *) v)->v_count)>y)?1:0)
#define VREFCOUNT_SET(v, c) atomic_set(&(AFSTOV(v)->v_count), c)
#define VREFCOUNT_DEC(v) atomic_dec(&(AFSTOV(v)->v_count))
#define VREFCOUNT_INC(v) atomic_inc(&(AFSTOV(v)->v_count))
#else
#define VREFCOUNT(v) ((v)->vrefCount)
#define VREFCOUNT_GT(v,y) ((v)->vrefCount > (y))
#define VREFCOUNT_SET(v, c) (v)->vrefCount = c;
#define VREFCOUNT_DEC(v) (v)->vrefCount--;
#define VREFCOUNT_INC(v) (v)->vrefCount++;
#define d_unhash(d) list_empty(&(d)->d_hash)
#define dget_locked(d) dget(d)
#endif
#define AFS_MAXDV 0x7fffffff /* largest dataversion number */
#ifdef AFS_64BIT_CLIENT
#define AFS_NOTRUNC 0x7fffffffffffffffLL /* largest positive int64 number */
#else /* AFS_64BIT_CLIENT */
#define AFS_NOTRUNC 0x7fffffff /* largest dataversion number */
#endif /* AFS_64BIT_CLIENT */
extern afs_int32 vmPageHog; /* counter for # of vnodes which are page hogs. */
#if defined(AFS_DARWIN80_ENV)
#define VTOAFS(v) ((struct vcache *)vnode_fsnode((v)))
#define AFSTOV(vc) ((vc)->v)
#elif defined(AFS_XBSD_ENV) || defined(AFS_DARWIN_ENV) || (defined(AFS_LINUX22_ENV) && !defined(STRUCT_SUPER_HAS_ALLOC_INODE))
#define VTOAFS(v) ((struct vcache *)(v)->v_data)
#define AFSTOV(vc) ((vc)->v)
#else
#define VTOAFS(V) ((struct vcache *)(V))
#define AFSTOV(V) (&(V)->v)
#endif
/* INVARIANTs: (vlruq.next != NULL) == (vlruq.prev != NULL)
* nextfree => !vlruq.next && ! vlruq.prev
* !(avc->nextfree) && !avc->vlruq.next => (FreeVCList == avc->nextfree)
*/
struct vcache {
#if defined(AFS_XBSD_ENV) || defined(AFS_DARWIN_ENV) || (defined(AFS_LINUX22_ENV) && !defined(STRUCT_SUPER_HAS_ALLOC_INODE))
struct vnode *v;
#else
struct vnode v; /* Has reference count in v.v_count */
#endif
struct afs_q vlruq; /* lru q next and prev */
#if !defined(AFS_LINUX22_ENV)
struct vcache *nextfree; /* next on free list (if free) */
#endif
struct vcache *hnext; /* Hash next */
struct afs_q vhashq; /* Hashed per-volume list */
struct VenusFid fid;
struct mstat {
afs_size_t Length;
afs_hyper_t DataVersion;
afs_uint32 Date;
afs_uint32 Owner;
afs_uint32 Group;
afs_uint16 Mode; /* XXXX Should be afs_int32 XXXX */
afs_uint16 LinkCount;
#ifdef AFS_DARWIN80_ENV
afs_uint16 Type;
#else
/* vnode type is in v.v_type */
#endif
} m;
afs_rwlock_t lock; /* The lock on the vcache contents. */
#if defined(AFS_SUN5_ENV)
/* Lock used to protect the activeV, multipage, and vstates fields.
* Do not try to get the vcache lock when the vlock is held */
afs_rwlock_t vlock;
#endif /* defined(AFS_SUN5_ENV) */
#if defined(AFS_SUN5_ENV)
krwlock_t rwlock;
struct cred *credp;
#endif
#ifdef AFS_BOZONLOCK_ENV
afs_bozoLock_t pvnLock; /* see locks.x */
#endif
#ifdef AFS_AIX32_ENV
afs_lock_t pvmlock;
vmhandle_t vmh;
#if defined(AFS_AIX51_ENV)
vmid_t segid;
#else
int segid;
#endif
struct ucred *credp;
#endif
#ifdef AFS_AIX_ENV
int ownslock; /* pid of owner of excl lock, else 0 - defect 3083 */
#endif
#ifdef AFS_DARWIN80_ENV
lck_mtx_t *rwlock;
#elif defined(AFS_DARWIN_ENV)
struct lock__bsd__ rwlock;
#endif
#ifdef AFS_XBSD_ENV
struct lock rwlock;
#endif
afs_int32 parentVnode; /* Parent dir, if a file. */
afs_int32 parentUnique;
struct VenusFid *mvid; /* Either parent dir (if root) or root (if mt pt) */
char *linkData; /* Link data if a symlink. */
afs_hyper_t flushDV; /* data version last flushed from text */
afs_hyper_t mapDV; /* data version last flushed from map */
afs_size_t truncPos; /* truncate file to this position at next store */
struct server *callback; /* The callback host, if any */
afs_uint32 cbExpires; /* time the callback expires */
struct afs_q callsort; /* queue in expiry order, sort of */
struct axscache *Access; /* a list of cached access bits */
afs_int32 anyAccess; /* System:AnyUser's access to this. */
afs_int32 last_looker; /* pag/uid from last lookup here */
#if defined(AFS_SUN5_ENV)
afs_int32 activeV;
#endif /* defined(AFS_SUN5_ENV) */
struct SimpleLocks *slocks;
short opens; /* The numbers of opens, read or write, on this file. */
short execsOrWriters; /* The number of execs (if < 0) or writers (if > 0) of
* this file. */
short flockCount; /* count of flock readers, or -1 if writer */
char mvstat; /* 0->normal, 1->mt pt, 2->root. */
afs_uint32 states; /* state bits */
#if defined(AFS_SUN5_ENV)
afs_uint32 vstates; /* vstate bits */
#endif /* defined(AFS_SUN5_ENV) */
struct dcache *dchint;
#ifdef AFS_LINUX22_ENV
u_short mapcnt; /* Number of mappings of this file. */
#endif
#if defined(AFS_SGI_ENV)
daddr_t lastr; /* for read-ahead */
#ifdef AFS_SGI64_ENV
uint64_t vc_rwlockid; /* kthread owning rwlock */
#else
short vc_rwlockid; /* pid of process owning rwlock */
#endif
short vc_locktrips; /* # of rwlock reacquisitions */
sema_t vc_rwlock; /* vop_rwlock for afs */
pgno_t mapcnt; /* # of pages mapped */
struct cred *cred; /* last writer's cred */
#ifdef AFS_SGI64_ENV
struct bhv_desc vc_bhv_desc; /* vnode's behavior data. */
#endif
#endif /* AFS_SGI_ENV */
afs_int32 vc_error; /* stash write error for this vnode. */
int xlatordv; /* Used by nfs xlator */
struct AFS_UCRED *uncred;
int asynchrony; /* num kbytes to store behind */
#ifdef AFS_SUN5_ENV
short multiPage; /* count of multi-page getpages in progress */
#endif
};
#define DONT_CHECK_MODE_BITS 0
#define CHECK_MODE_BITS 1
#define CMB_ALLOW_EXEC_AS_READ 2 /* For the NFS xlator */
#if defined(AFS_SGI_ENV)
#define AVCRWLOCK(avc) (valusema(&(avc)->vc_rwlock) <= 0)
/* SGI vnode rwlock macros and flags. */
#ifndef AFS_SGI62_ENV
/* The following are defined here. SGI 6.2 declares them in vnode.h */
#define VRWLOCK_READ 0
#define VRWLOCK_WRITE 1
#define VRWLOCK_WRITE_DIRECT 2
#endif
#ifdef AFS_SGI53_ENV
#ifdef AFS_SGI62_ENV
#define AFS_RWLOCK_T vrwlock_t
#else
#define AFS_RWLOCK_T int
#endif /* AFS_SGI62_ENV */
#ifdef AFS_SGI64_ENV
#include <ksys/behavior.h>
#define AFS_RWLOCK(V,F) \
afs_rwlock(&VTOAFS(V)->vc_bhv_desc, (F));
#define AFS_RWUNLOCK(V,F) \
afs_rwunlock(&VTOAFS(V)->vc_bhv_desc, (F));
#else
#define AFS_RWLOCK(V,F) afs_rwlock((vnode_t *)(V), (F) )
#define AFS_RWUNLOCK(V,F) afs_rwunlock((vnode_t *)(V), (F) )
#endif
#else /* AFS_SGI53_ENV */
#define AFS_RWLOCK(V,F) afs_rwlock((V))
#define AFS_RWUNLOCK(V,F) afs_rwunlock((V))
#endif /* AFS_SGI53_ENV */
#endif /* AFS_SGI_ENV */
struct vcxstat {
struct VenusFid fid;
afs_hyper_t DataVersion;
afs_rwlock_t lock;
afs_int32 parentVnode;
afs_int32 parentUnique;
afs_hyper_t flushDV;
afs_hyper_t mapDV;
afs_int32 truncPos;
afs_int32 randomUid[CPSIZE];
afs_int32 callback; /* Now a pointer to 'server' struct */
afs_int32 cbExpires;
afs_int32 randomAccess[CPSIZE];
afs_int32 anyAccess;
short opens;
short execsOrWriters;
short flockCount;
char mvstat;
afs_uint32 states;
};
struct vcxstat2 {
afs_int32 callerAccess;
afs_int32 cbExpires;
afs_int32 anyAccess;
char mvstat;
};
struct sbstruct {
int sb_thisfile;
int sb_default;
};
/* CM inititialization parameters. What CM actually used after calculations
* based on passed in arguments.
*/
#define CMI_VERSION 1 /* increment when adding new fields. */
struct cm_initparams {
int cmi_version;
int cmi_nChunkFiles;
int cmi_nStatCaches;
int cmi_nDataCaches;
int cmi_nVolumeCaches;
int cmi_firstChunkSize;
int cmi_otherChunkSize;
int cmi_cacheSize; /* The original cache size, in 1K blocks. */
unsigned cmi_setTime:1;
unsigned cmi_memCache:1;
int spare[16 - 9]; /* size of struct is 16 * 4 = 64 bytes */
};
/*----------------------------------------------------------------------
* AFS Data cache definitions
*
* Each entry describes a Unix file on the local disk that is
* is serving as a cached copy of all or part of a Vice file.
* Entries live in circular queues for each hash table slot
*
* Which queue is this thing in? Good question.
* A struct dcache entry is in the freeDSlot queue when not associated with a cache slot (file).
* Otherwise, it is in the DLRU queue. The freeDSlot queue uses the lruq.next field as
* its "next" pointer.
*
* Cache entries in the DLRU queue are either associated with vice files, in which case
* they are hashed by afs_dvnextTbl and afs_dcnextTbl pointers, or they are in the freeDCList
* and are not associated with any vice file. This last list uses the afs_dvnextTbl pointer for
* its "next" pointer.
*----------------------------------------------------------------------*/
#define NULLIDX (-1) /* null index definition */
/* struct dcache states bits */
#define DWriting 8 /* file being written (used for cache validation) */
/* dcache data flags */
#define DFEntryMod 0x02 /* has entry itself been modified? */
#define DFFetching 0x04 /* file is currently being fetched */
/* dcache meta flags */
#define DFNextStarted 0x01 /* next chunk has been prefetched already */
#define DFFetchReq 0x10 /* someone is waiting for DFFetching to go on */
/* flags in afs_indexFlags array */
#define IFEverUsed 1 /* index entry has >= 1 byte of data */
#define IFFree 2 /* index entry in freeDCList */
#define IFDataMod 4 /* file needs to be written out */
#define IFFlag 8 /* utility flag */
#define IFDirtyPages 16
#define IFAnyPages 32
#define IFDiscarded 64 /* index entry in discardDCList */
struct afs_ioctl {
char *in; /* input buffer */
char *out; /* output buffer */
short in_size; /* Size of input buffer <= 2K */
short out_size; /* Maximum size of output buffer, <= 2K */
};
/*
* This version of afs_ioctl is required to pass in 32 bit user space
* pointers into a 64 bit kernel.
*/
struct afs_ioctl32 {
unsigned int in;
unsigned int out;
short in_size;
short out_size;
};
/* CacheItems file has a header of type struct afs_fheader
* (keep aligned properly). Since we already have sgi_62 clients running
* with a 32 bit inode, a change is required to the header so that
* they can distinguish the old 32 bit inode CacheItems file and zap it
* instead of using it.
*/
struct afs_fheader {
#define AFS_FHMAGIC 0x7635abaf /* uses version number */
afs_int32 magic;
#if defined(AFS_SUN57_64BIT_ENV)
#define AFS_CI_VERSION 3
#else
#define AFS_CI_VERSION 2
#endif
afs_int32 version;
afs_int32 firstCSize;
afs_int32 otherCSize;
};
#if defined(AFS_SGI61_ENV) || defined(AFS_SUN57_64BIT_ENV)
/* Using ino64_t here so that user level debugging programs compile
* the size correctly.
*/
#define afs_inode_t ino64_t
#else
#if defined(AFS_LINUX_64BIT_KERNEL) && !defined(AFS_S390X_LINUX24_ENV)
#define afs_inode_t long
#else
#if defined(AFS_AIX51_ENV) || defined(AFS_HPUX1123_ENV)
#define afs_inode_t ino_t
#else
#define afs_inode_t afs_int32
#endif
#endif
#endif
struct buffer {
afs_int32 fid; /* is adc->index, the cache file number */
afs_inode_t inode; /* is adc->f.inode, the inode number of the cac\
he file */
afs_int32 page;
afs_int32 accesstime;
struct buffer *hashNext;
char *data;
char lockers;
char dirty;
char hashIndex;
#if AFS_USEBUFFERS
struct buf *bufp;
#endif
afs_rwlock_t lock; /* the lock for this structure */
};
/* kept on disk and in dcache entries */
struct fcache {
struct VenusFid fid; /* Fid for this file */
afs_int32 modTime; /* last time this entry was modified */
afs_hyper_t versionNo; /* Associated data version number */
afs_int32 chunk; /* Relative chunk number */
afs_inode_t inode; /* Unix inode for this chunk */
afs_int32 chunkBytes; /* Num bytes in this chunk */
char states; /* Has this chunk been modified? */
};
/* magic numbers to specify the cache type */
#define AFS_FCACHE_TYPE_UFS 0x0
#define AFS_FCACHE_TYPE_MEM 0x1
#define AFS_FCACHE_TYPE_NFS 0x2
#define AFS_FCACHE_TYPE_EPI 0x3
/* kept in memory */
struct dcache {
struct afs_q lruq; /* Free queue for in-memory images */
struct afs_q dirty; /* Queue of dirty entries that need written */
afs_rwlock_t lock; /* Protects validPos, some f */
afs_rwlock_t tlock; /* Atomizes updates to refCount */
afs_rwlock_t mflock; /* Atomizes accesses/updates to mflags */
afs_size_t validPos; /* number of valid bytes during fetch */
afs_int32 index; /* The index in the CacheInfo file */
short refCount; /* Associated reference count. */
char dflags; /* Data flags */
char mflags; /* Meta flags */
struct fcache f; /* disk image */
/*
* Locking rules:
*
* dcache.lock protects the actual contents of the cache file (in
* f.inode), subfields of f except those noted below, dflags and
* validPos.
*
* dcache.tlock is used to make atomic updates to refCount. Zero
* refCount dcache entries are protected by afs_xdcache instead of
* tlock.
*
* dcache.mflock is used to access and update mflags. It cannot be
* held without holding the corresponding dcache.lock. Updating
* mflags requires holding dcache.lock(R) and dcache.mflock(W), and
* checking for mflags requires dcache.lock(R) and dcache.mflock(R).
* Note that dcache.lock(W) gives you the right to update mflags,
* as dcache.mflock(W) can only be held with dcache.lock(R).
*
* dcache.index, dcache.f.fid, dcache.f.chunk and dcache.f.inode are
* write-protected by afs_xdcache and read-protected by refCount.
* Once an entry is referenced, these values cannot change, and if
* it's on the free list (with refCount=0), it can be reused for a
* different file/chunk. These values can only be written while
* holding afs_xdcache(W) and allocating this dcache entry (thereby
* ensuring noone else has a refCount on it).
*/
};
/* afs_memcache.c */
struct memCacheEntry {
int size; /* # of valid bytes in this entry */
int dataSize; /* size of allocated data area */
afs_lock_t afs_memLock;
char *data; /* bytes */
};
/* macro to mark a dcache entry as bad */
#define ZapDCE(x) \
do { \
(x)->f.fid.Fid.Unique = 0; \
afs_indexUnique[(x)->index] = 0; \
(x)->dflags |= DFEntryMod; \
} while(0)
/* FakeOpen and Fake Close used to be real subroutines. They're only used in
* sun_subr and afs_vnodeops, and they're very frequently called, so I made
* them into macros. They do:
* FakeOpen: fake the file being open for writing. avc->lock must be held
* in write mode. Having the file open for writing is like having a DFS
* write-token: you're known to have the best version of the data around,
* and so the CM won't let it be overwritten by random server info.
* FakeClose: undo the effects of FakeOpen, noting that we want to ensure
* that a real close eventually gets done. We use CCore to achieve this if
* we would end up closing the file. avc->lock must be held in write mode */
#ifdef AFS_AIX_IAUTH_ENV
#define CRKEEP(V, C) (V)->linkData = (char*)crdup((C))
#else
#define CRKEEP(V, C) crhold((C)); (V)->linkData = (char*)(C)
#endif
#define afs_FakeOpen(avc) { avc->opens++; avc->execsOrWriters++; }
#define afs_FakeClose(avc, acred) \
{ if (avc->execsOrWriters == 1) { \
/* we're the last writer, just use CCore flag */ \
avc->states |= CCore; /* causes close to be called later */ \
\
/* The cred and vnode holds will be released in afs_FlushActiveVcaches */ \
VN_HOLD(AFSTOV(avc)); /* So it won't disappear */ \
CRKEEP(avc, acred); /* Should use a better place for the creds */ \
} \
else { \
/* we're not the last writer, let the last one do the store-back for us */ \
avc->opens--; \
avc->execsOrWriters--; \
} \
}
#define AFS_ZEROS 64 /* zero buffer */
/*#define afs_DirtyPages(avc) (((avc)->states & CDirty) || osi_VMDirty_p((avc)))*/
#define afs_DirtyPages(avc) ((avc)->states & CDirty)
/* The PFlush algorithm makes use of the fact that Fid.Unique is not used in
below hash algorithms. Change it if need be so that flushing algorithm
doesn't move things from one hash chain to another
*/
/* extern int afs_dhashsize; */
#define DCHash(v, c) ((((v)->Fid.Vnode + (v)->Fid.Volume + (c))) & (afs_dhashsize-1))
/*Vnode, Chunk -> Hash table index */
#define DVHash(v) ((((v)->Fid.Vnode + (v)->Fid.Volume )) & (afs_dhashsize-1))
/*Vnode -> Other hash table index */
/* don't hash on the cell, our callback-breaking code sometimes fails to compute
the cell correctly, and only scans one hash bucket */
#define VCHash(fid) (((fid)->Fid.Volume + (fid)->Fid.Vnode) & (VCSIZE-1))
/* Hash only on volume to speed up volume callbacks. */
#define VCHashV(fid) ((fid)->Fid.Volume & (VCSIZE-1))
extern struct dcache **afs_indexTable; /*Pointers to in-memory dcache entries */
extern afs_int32 *afs_indexUnique; /*dcache entry Fid.Unique */
extern afs_int32 *afs_dvnextTbl; /*Dcache hash table links */
extern afs_int32 *afs_dcnextTbl; /*Dcache hash table links */
extern afs_int32 afs_cacheFiles; /*Size of afs_indexTable */
extern afs_int32 afs_cacheBlocks; /*1K blocks in cache */
extern afs_int32 afs_cacheStats; /*Stat entries in cache */
extern struct vcache *afs_vhashT[VCSIZE]; /*Stat cache hash table */
extern struct afs_q afs_vhashTV[VCSIZE]; /* cache hash table on volume */
extern afs_int32 afs_initState; /*Initialization state */
extern afs_int32 afs_termState; /* Termination state */
extern struct VenusFid afs_rootFid; /*Root for whole file system */
extern afs_int32 afs_allCBs; /* Count of callbacks */
extern afs_int32 afs_oddCBs; /* Count of odd callbacks */
extern afs_int32 afs_evenCBs; /* Count of even callbacks */
extern afs_int32 afs_allZaps; /* Count of fid deletes */
extern afs_int32 afs_oddZaps; /* Count of odd fid deletes */
extern afs_int32 afs_evenZaps; /* Count of even fid deletes */
extern struct brequest afs_brs[NBRS]; /* request structures */
#define UHash(auid) ((auid) & (NUSERS-1))
#define VHash(avol) ((avol)&(NVOLS-1))
#define SHash(aserv) ((ntohl(aserv)) & (NSERVERS-1))
#define FVHash(acell,avol) (((avol)+(acell)) & (NFENTRIES-1))
/* Performance hack - we could replace VerifyVCache2 with the appropriate
* GetVCache incantation, and could eliminate even this code from afs_UFSRead
* by making intentionally invalidating quick.stamp in the various callbacks
* expiration/breaking code */
#ifdef AFS_DARWIN_ENV
#define afs_VerifyVCache(avc, areq) \
(((avc)->states & CStatd) ? (osi_VM_Setup(avc, 0), 0) : \
afs_VerifyVCache2((avc),areq))
#else
#define afs_VerifyVCache(avc, areq) \
(((avc)->states & CStatd) ? 0 : afs_VerifyVCache2((avc),areq))
#endif
#define DO_STATS 1 /* bits used by FindVCache */
#define DO_VLRU 2
#define IS_SLOCK 4
#define IS_WLOCK 8
/* values for flag param of afs_CheckVolumeNames */
#define AFS_VOLCHECK_EXPIRED 0x1 /* volumes whose callbacks have expired */
#define AFS_VOLCHECK_BUSY 0x2 /* volumes which were marked busy */
#define AFS_VOLCHECK_MTPTS 0x4 /* mount point invalidation also */
#define AFS_VOLCHECK_FORCE 0x8 /* do all forcibly */
#endif /* KERNEL */
#define AFS_FSPORT ((unsigned short) htons(7000))
#define AFS_VLPORT ((unsigned short) htons(7003))
#define afs_read(avc, uio, acred, albn, abpp, nolock) \
(*(afs_cacheType->vread))(avc, uio, acred, albn, abpp, nolock)
#define afs_write(avc, uio, aio, acred, nolock) \
(*(afs_cacheType->vwrite))(avc, uio, aio, acred, nolock)
#define afs_rdwr(avc, uio, rw, io, cred) \
(((rw) == UIO_WRITE) ? afs_write(avc, uio, io, cred, 0) : afs_read(avc, uio, cred, 0, 0, 0))
#define afs_nlrdwr(avc, uio, rw, io, cred) \
(((rw) == UIO_WRITE) ? afs_write(avc, uio, io, cred, 1) : afs_read(avc, uio, cred, 0, 0, 1))
/* Cache size truncation uses the following low and high water marks:
* If the cache is more than 95% full (CM_DCACHECOUNTFREEPCT), the cache
* truncation daemon is awakened and will free up space until the cache is 85%
* (CM_DCACHESPACEFREEPCT - CM_DCACHEEXTRAPCT) full.
* afs_UFSWrite and afs_GetDCache (when it needs to fetch data) will wait on
* afs_WaitForCacheDrain if the cache is 98% (CM_WAITFORDRAINPCT) full.
* afs_GetDownD wakes those processes once the cache is 95% full
* (CM_CACHESIZEDRAINEDPCT).
*/
#define CM_MAXDISCARDEDCHUNKS 16 /* # of chunks */
#define CM_DCACHECOUNTFREEPCT 95 /* max pct of chunks in use */
#define CM_DCACHESPACEFREEPCT 90 /* max pct of space in use */
#define CM_DCACHEEXTRAPCT 5 /* extra to get when freeing */
#define CM_CACHESIZEDRAINEDPCT 95 /* wakeup processes when down to here. */
#define CM_WAITFORDRAINPCT 98 /* sleep if cache is this full. */
/* when afs_cacheBlocks is large, settle for slightly decreased precision */
#define PERCENT(p, v) \
((afs_cacheBlocks & 0xffe00000) ? ((v) / 100 * (p)) : ((p) * (v) / 100))
#define afs_CacheIsTooFull() \
(afs_blocksUsed - afs_blocksDiscarded > \
PERCENT(CM_DCACHECOUNTFREEPCT, afs_cacheBlocks) || \
afs_freeDCCount - afs_discardDCCount < \
PERCENT(100 - CM_DCACHECOUNTFREEPCT, afs_cacheFiles))
/* Handy max length of a numeric string. */
#define CVBS 12 /* max afs_int32 is 2^32 ~ 4*10^9, +1 for NULL, +luck */
#define refpanic(foo) if (afs_norefpanic) \
{ printf( foo ); afs_norefpanic++;} else osi_Panic( foo )
/*
** these are defined in the AIX source code sys/fs_locks.h but are not
** defined anywhere in the /usr/include directory
*/
#if defined(AFS_AIX41_ENV)
#define VN_LOCK(vp) simple_lock(&(vp)->v_lock)
#define VN_UNLOCK(vp) simple_unlock(&(vp)->v_lock)
#endif
/* get a file's serial number from a vnode */
#ifndef afs_vnodeToInumber
#if defined(AFS_SGI62_ENV) || defined(AFS_HAVE_VXFS) || defined(AFS_DARWIN_ENV)
#define afs_vnodeToInumber(V) VnodeToIno(V)
#else
#ifdef AFS_DECOSF_ENV
#define afs_vnodeToInumber(V) osi_vnodeToInumber(V)
#else
#define afs_vnodeToInumber(V) (VTOI(V)->i_number)
#endif /* AFS_DECOSF_ENV */
#endif /* AFS_SGI62_ENV */
#endif
/* get a file's device number from a vnode */
#ifndef afs_vnodeToDev
#if defined(AFS_SGI62_ENV) || defined(AFS_HAVE_VXFS) || defined(AFS_DARWIN_ENV)
#define afs_vnodeToDev(V) VnodeToDev(V)
#elif defined(AFS_DECOSF_ENV)
#define afs_vnodeToDev(V) osi_vnodeToDev(V)
#else
#define afs_vnodeToDev(V) (VTOI(V)->i_dev)
#endif
#endif
/* Note: this should agree with the definition in kdump.c */
#if defined(AFS_OSF_ENV)
#if !defined(UKERNEL)
#define AFS_USEBUFFERS 1
#endif
#endif
#if !defined(UKERNEL) && !defined(HAVE_STRUCT_BUF)
/* declare something so that prototypes don't flip out */
/* appears struct buf stuff is only actually passed around as a pointer,
except with libuafs, in which case it is actually defined */
struct buf;
#endif
/* fakestat support: opaque storage for afs_EvalFakeStat to remember
* what vcache should be released.
*/
struct afs_fakestat_state {
char valid;
char did_eval;
char need_release;
struct vcache *root_vp;
};
extern int afs_fakestat_enable;
/* First 32 bits of capabilities */
#define CAPABILITY_ERRORTRANS (1<<0)
#define CAPABILITY_BITS 1
#endif /* _AFS_H_ */
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