linux-ext4 - Re: issue of ext3_file_write function & remote shares

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Message-ID: <499598EB.5010301@redhat.com>
Date:	Fri, 13 Feb 2009 09:59:39 -0600
From:	Eric Sandeen <sandeen@...hat.com>
To:	Kavita_Kulkarni@...lexsystems.com
CC:	linux-ext4@...r.kernel.org
Subject: Re: issue of ext3_file_write function & remote shares

Kavita Kulkarni wrote:
> The "ext3_file_write" function in the file
> "/usr/src/linux-source/fs/ext3/file.c" is called whenever a file is
> accessed/modified.
> Now, i have inserted a simple printk and some more code of mine in it
> immediately after declaration/initialization of variables. When a local
> file is accessed, this printk as well the other code is executed
> successfully. But when i export a share and mount it remotely and do
> some operations like writing to a file in it, neither my code nor even
> the simple printk(which is without any conditions) is executed.
> And after this takes place, it doesnt even work locally.
> I'm unable to find any solution.
> Any help will be welcome.

Perhaps there is a problem with the code you have added, but it's hard
to tell, since you haven't really said what you changed.  :)

-Eric
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