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Re: [PATCH RFC v3] vfs: make fstatat retry once on ESTALE errors from getattr call | |
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Jeff Layton <jlayton@xxxxxxxxxx> writes:
>
> Ok, but again, that only applies to the lookup. It has no bearing on
> the subsequent operation. For instance, if we're doing:
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> rename("/foo", "/bar");
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> ...and another client is simultaneously doing:
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> creat("/bar/baz", 0600);
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> ...and we get back ESTALE from the server on the create because the
> "old" /bar got replaced after the lookup of it. Then it seems like
> returning -ENOENT would not be correct since there was never a time
> where /bar didn't exist...
It may not be "correct" according to some standard. But it's what Linux
does since day one on *all* filesystems. And probably other OS's that
have remotely scalable lookup routines.
Thanks,
Miklos
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