Hello,
I have been creating an implementation with easy_fuser, and every function worked fine EXCEPT changing directories. At first, I thought it was my code - however, the example does this as well. Look below:
[eric@ERICASUS ftp-test]$ ls
hello1 testdir
[eric@ERICASUS ftp-test]$ cd blah
bash: cd: blah: Not a directory
[eric@ERICASUS ftp-test]$ ls
hello1 testdir
[eric@ERICASUS ftp-test]$ cd testdir
[eric@ERICASUS testdir]$ ls
hello2
[eric@ERICASUS testdir]$ cd blah
bash: cd: blah: Not a directory
[eric@ERICASUS testdir]$ ls
ls: cannot open directory '.': Input/output error
[eric@ERICASUS testdir]$ ls
ls: cannot open directory '.': Input/output error
[eric@ERICASUS testdir]$ cd .
[eric@ERICASUS testdir]$ ls
hello2
[eric@ERICASUS testdir]$
The above was straight from the FTP example in this project. This logic matches my code exactly, which you can see at the link below:
https://github.com/ericg2/neptis-fs
https://github.com/ericg2/neptis-server
After some diagnosing, it appears to originate from either the chdir and/or newfstatat which returns EIO (-1) and crashes the FS until you change directories out of it. Does this relate strictly to my system, or is it the code itself? I'm not completely sure.
Anyways, I really appreciate this library and find it useful - but I hope someone can fix this issue (as I hate dealing with inodes manually). Every other function works perfectly! Please let me know if you need any other debugging information from me. FYI: I left the crate version at 2021 (so it's not a backwards-compatibility issue). Switching to 2024 had the same effect.
Thanks in advance,
Eric Gold (ericg2)
Hello,
I have been creating an implementation with
easy_fuser, and every function worked fine EXCEPT changing directories. At first, I thought it was my code - however, the example does this as well. Look below:The above was straight from the FTP example in this project. This logic matches my code exactly, which you can see at the link below:
https://github.com/ericg2/neptis-fs
https://github.com/ericg2/neptis-server
After some diagnosing, it appears to originate from either the
chdirand/ornewfstatatwhich returns EIO (-1) and crashes the FS until you change directories out of it. Does this relate strictly to my system, or is it the code itself? I'm not completely sure.Anyways, I really appreciate this library and find it useful - but I hope someone can fix this issue (as I hate dealing with inodes manually). Every other function works perfectly! Please let me know if you need any other debugging information from me. FYI: I left the crate version at 2021 (so it's not a backwards-compatibility issue). Switching to 2024 had the same effect.
Thanks in advance,
Eric Gold (ericg2)