[LSF/MM TOPIC] Online filesystem check framework

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Topic: Generic Online filesystem Check framework

Motivation:
+ Better uptime - Filesystems turn read-only at the first error encountered and it may block critical applications which have not encountered the error. + Unmountable Filesystems - Some filesystems such as clustered filesystem may not be unmountable because they are used by too many computers to be taken offline. + Autofix - may sound dangerous as fixing is without user intervention, but an option may help admins which are looking for a good uptime. + Logic inbuilt - most logic of access to filesystem is already in the filesystem driver. The fix/check would make use of existing functionality.


Framework would be around providing a generic interface framework which would use inode numbers as the basic unit to check or fix. Other metadata may need special parameters. Userspace scripts will issue check/fixes to the system, which may/may not be driven by

My other interests include VFS, access control and security, and future plans with the VFS and storage subsystems.
I am also interested in multi-device arrays such as MD and DM.

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Goldwyn
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