Re: Orangefs ABI documentation

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On Tue, Feb 09, 2016 at 05:02:59PM -0500, Mike Marshall wrote:
> Yes... I remember... I think you are referring to my reply in
> Message-ID: CAOg9mSSH=LuKyGiVthVajZFc6d=hGWGeLE8G9Y9d5B+g1-2sEg@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> in this thread...
> 
> I just commented those lines out again, and ran tests...
> both with and without signaling the client-core to restart.
> 
> dbench never complained and completed normally across
> restarts every time except the last, where it failed and the
> "Failed to allocate orangefs file inode" error was emitted from
> orangefs_create.
> 
> Until recently I ran everything, including the server, on the same
> VM. Currently I am mounting my Orangefs filesystem from a
> four-server setup from other VMs... it is can be pretty bad
> news for a userspace filesystem when the kernel crashes on
> the machine it is running on <g>...

OK...  Then the plan is
	* sort out the cancel semantics
	* replace op->waitq with completion and kill the loops in
wait_for_..._reply()
	* deal with slot allocations vs. bufmap removals
	* kill op->done (along with waiting in devreq write_iter and
complete(&op->done) in file.c)
	* sort out the treatment of signal interrupting file IO
	* test the living hell out of it, including the data corruption
checks, etc.

If that works out, we'll be in sane shape wrt wait-related stuff.  It still
leaves input validation and related fun, but those are at least synchronous
and single-threaded issues.
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