Paul Eggert <egg...@cs.ucla.edu> wrote: > On 01/29/2013 05:28 PM, Eric Wong wrote: > > So I think the correct solution would be to check the __ABI_TAG_VERSION > > in the PT_NOTE section, but I haven't figured out how to do that at > > runtime... (ref: csu/abi-note.S in glibc source tree). > > Sorry, I'm afraid I'm lost. I don't know what the bug is, > or why gnulib would need to change in order to be portable > to Debian 7.0.
Sorry for the confusing writeup. Hopefully I can clarify. The uname() check in fsusage on the running kernel alone is insufficient. eglibc on Debian is only configured to only use features available in Linux 2.6.26 at build time. This means statvfs() uses stat() internally regardless of the run-time kernel version[1]. fsusage needs to check which version of Linux glibc/eglibc is built for (which I haven't figured out how to check). The easiest change is to go back to avoid using statvfs() entirely on Linux for now, but I hate this option... Another option is to use ST_VALID via statfs() directly when uname() sees >=2.6.36. This is what glibc/eglibc does with statvfs() if it's built for >=2.6.36 [1] - we want to avoid stat() because it gets stuck on offline mounts
