Emmanuel Dreyfus <manu@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > So that means stat inode is afr_itransform'ed but not readdir inode, > which is be the opposite of what I said earlier. > > That beahviour is fixed by making sure readdir and readdirp get the same > afr_itransform treatment. But doing so means restoring a afr_itransform() that was removed by the patch backporting the inode-generated-from-gfid feature from HEAD. So I suspect I do it the wrong way around, and instead of adding afr_itransform() to readdirp_cbk(), I should remove it evrywhere it remains in afr code, that is from afr_fresh_lookup_cbk() and afr_revalidate_lookup_cbk(). What is the goal? Should afr_itransform() be completely killed? -- Emmanuel Dreyfus http://hcpnet.free.fr/pubz manu@xxxxxxxxxx