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- Jun 4 2014, 10:38 AM (485 w, 4 d)
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Looking at this more it was clearly a bug to have it RW to begin with, fixed here: https://cgit.FreeBSD.org/src/commit/?id=33fdf1afaea931eaa5dd14e6c097d7ffafe2fb1a
handling of this sysctl is already broken, it needs to be combined with cache_changesize
Given the above I'm closing this.
What is supposed to happen when this is a multithreaded program and multiple threads call quick_exit at the same time? While it is silly for such a setup to exist, I had the misfortune of encountering it (albeit with full-blown exit(3)).
Wed, Sep 20
what is stopping having the same fallback as locked lookup?
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Tue, Sep 12
is this the only occurence of this "error" in the tree?
Mon, Sep 11
this would mean lookups of any absolute symlinks for linux emul would be guaranteed to start from scratch, wasting a lot of work
Sat, Sep 9
Fri, Sep 8
I found the bug around hte next day after introducing it, it must have slipped through the cracks afterwards.
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Thu, Aug 31
same comment as for snmp
i don't think there is anyone to review this, just commit
Sun, Aug 27
I'm all for reducing tech debt and complexity in the area.
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Aug 21 2023
I only have cosmetics remarks vs the code, which I'm going to spare this time
it's all fine with me
tests can be moved to a different review which will land at a different date if that helps
Aug 20 2023
I thought kib had possibly unresolved concerns.
I have no further comments
Aug 18 2023
Aug 11 2023
ok, fair. in that case i have no opinion about the posted patch and will defer to other people
but this is only trying to paper over part of the problem and flush_autofs still does not work?
So the fsid thing has a problem of being tied to NFS from security standpoint and is not even exported for unprivileged users.
there are weird whitespace issues, past that lgtm from asm standpoint
Aug 10 2023
The mount update path should grow support for FSID, which would close the problem.