Re: Multichannel patches

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Hi Shyam,

We've already discussed how to go about it so your changes LGTM.
I've added some minor comments on your github pull request.

Shyam Prasad N <nspmangalore@xxxxxxxxx> writes:
> P.S. There is a logic in cifs_reconnect to switch between the targets
> for the server. I don't think these changes will break the DFS
> scenario. The code will likely take effect only for when the primary
> channel reconnects (as DFS server entries are cached with super block
> as the key). Perhaps more changes will be needed there to also switch
> between the targets for individual channels (maybe use superblock +
> channel num as the key for caching entries?). Folks with better
> knowledge than me with this code may want to check on this?

You need to talk with Paulo for this. He has just sent a rewrite of the
cache yday.

> @Steve French It'll be good to let a few cycles of buildbot to run
> with this code, before submitting to upstream. I have run a bunch of
> tests with this. However, more soak time will be safer.

We need more tests on the buildbot so if you have things for mchan we
can run on it please add it there.

Cheers,
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