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I'm sorry. By "client", I meant a user of say the "storeio" server.
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Galchin Vasili <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Are there some example "clients" (test program
Galchin Vasili <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Are there some example "clients" (test programs) of the various
> libstore servers??
Huh? Say more exactly what you mean. There are many programs in the
Hurd source that use libstore (the best simple example being the
storeio server).
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Are there some example "clients" (test programs) of the various
libstore servers??
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Galchin Vasili <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I know that the storeio (directory storeio) server uses the
> libstore library, but what kind of store does this server actually
> manage?
Whatever type is asked for on the command line.
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Hello,
I know that the storeio (directory storeio) server uses the
libstore library, but what kind of store does this server actually
manage?
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> I don't understand why an array of pointers of "store_class" are
> passed to sprcific type opens, like store_concat_open.
That argument is only relevant for stores that use child stores, such as
concat. When opening such a store by name, the types and names of each
child store are encode
Hello,
I don't understand why an array of pointers of "store_class" are
passed to sprcific type opens, like store_concat_open. It seems
when we call an open of a specific type that we already know
which "store_class". ??
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On Thu, Jan 10, 2002 at 05:28:07PM -0800, Galchin Vasili wrote:
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> Hello,
> In addition to the storeio server, what servers use the libstore
> library, i.e. what other servers "store" servers, in the source tree?
libdiskfs based filesystems do, that includes ufs, ext2fs, isofs
and tmpfs.
Galchin Vasili <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> In addition to the storeio server, what servers use the libstore
> library, i.e. what other servers "store" servers, in the source tree?
Look in the Makefiles and see!
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>I sent these questions a few days ago. I am sorry if this
>a repeat, but my email box was full so I was afraid I lost
>your reply.
Go look at the mailing list archives.
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Hello,
In addition to the storeio server, what servers use the libstore
library, i.e. what other servers "store" servers, in the source tree?
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Hello,
I sent these questions a few days ago. I am sorry if this
a repeat, but my email box was full so I was afraid I lost
your reply.
I have been reading libstore with great interest. I have some
questions:
0) If you have any kind of documentation on storeio
arch
Galchin Vasili <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> 1) Regarding "stuct store_class", is the idea to provide
> different store personalities, e.g. gunzip, stripe, part, etc?
Yes. The list of currently supported types is in ;
see the STORAGE_* macros.
> 2) It seems that we have an
Hello,
I have been reading libstore with great interest. I have some
questions:
1) Regarding "stuct store_class", is the idea to provide
different store personalities, e.g. gunzip, stripe, part, etc?
2) It seems that we have an upper layer API (store_create,
store
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