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Package: fwatch
Version: 0.1-alpha-3
Severity: critical
hi,
this module turns out to be unusable for me, on 2.4.33.4: loading is ok but
as soon as an attempt is made to use it, eg by fwatchread, system gets
unstable due to Oops in subj.
Also, the module interface seems outdated, module's init() and exit()
functions seems not what expected for current 2.4.
Finally, some C99 issues around line ~287:
struct dentry * tmp;
tmp = f->f_dentry;
char filename[512];
filename[0] = '\0';
int error = do_revalidate(tmp);
should be re-arranged as:
struct dentry * tmp;
char filename[512];
int error;
tmp = f->f_dentry;
filename[0] = '\0';
error = do_revalidate(tmp);
but, is this module going to be dropped soon?
thanks
-- paolo
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--- Begin Message ---
Closing this bug since etch does not support 2.4 kernels (problem has
only been reported on 2.4.33.4). If anybody ever reproduce the bug with
a 2.6 kernel, feel free to reopen.
Brice
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