2 Unix SMB/CIFS implementation.
4 file_id structure handling
6 Copyright (C) Andrew Tridgell 2007
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23 #include "lib/file_id.h"
26 return True if two file_id structures are equal
28 bool file_id_equal(const struct file_id
*id1
, const struct file_id
*id2
)
30 return id1
->inode
== id2
->inode
&& id1
->devid
== id2
->devid
&&
31 id1
->extid
== id2
->extid
;
34 char *file_id_str_buf(struct file_id fid
, struct file_id_buf
*dst
)
38 "%"PRIu64
":%"PRIu64
":%"PRIu64
,
46 push a 16 byte version of a file id into a buffer. This ignores the extid
47 and is needed when dev/inodes are stored in persistent storage (tdbs).
49 void push_file_id_16(char *buf
, const struct file_id
*id
)
51 SIVAL(buf
, 0, id
->devid
&0xFFFFFFFF);
52 SIVAL(buf
, 4, id
->devid
>>32);
53 SIVAL(buf
, 8, id
->inode
&0xFFFFFFFF);
54 SIVAL(buf
, 12, id
->inode
>>32);
58 push a 24 byte version of a file id into a buffer
60 void push_file_id_24(char *buf
, const struct file_id
*id
)
62 SIVAL(buf
, 0, id
->devid
&0xFFFFFFFF);
63 SIVAL(buf
, 4, id
->devid
>>32);
64 SIVAL(buf
, 8, id
->inode
&0xFFFFFFFF);
65 SIVAL(buf
, 12, id
->inode
>>32);
66 SIVAL(buf
, 16, id
->extid
&0xFFFFFFFF);
67 SIVAL(buf
, 20, id
->extid
>>32);
71 pull a 24 byte version of a file id from a buffer
73 void pull_file_id_24(const char *buf
, struct file_id
*id
)
76 id
->devid
= IVAL(buf
, 0);
77 id
->devid
|= ((uint64_t)IVAL(buf
,4))<<32;
78 id
->inode
= IVAL(buf
, 8);
79 id
->inode
|= ((uint64_t)IVAL(buf
,12))<<32;
80 id
->extid
= IVAL(buf
, 16);
81 id
->extid
|= ((uint64_t)IVAL(buf
,20))<<32;
84 uint64_t make_file_id_from_itime(SMB_STRUCT_STAT
*st
)
86 struct timespec itime
= st
->st_ex_itime
;
87 ino_t ino
= st
->st_ex_ino
;
91 if (st
->st_ex_iflags
& ST_EX_IFLAG_CALCULATED_ITIME
) {
95 round_timespec_to_nttime(&itime
);
97 file_id_low
= itime
.tv_nsec
;
98 if (file_id_low
== 0) {
100 * This could be by coincidence, but more likely the filesystem
101 * is only giving us seconds granularity. We need more fine
102 * grained granularity for the File-ID, so combine with the
105 file_id_low
= ino
& ((1 << 30) - 1);
109 * Set the high bit so ideally File-IDs based on inode numbers and
110 * File-IDs based on Birth Time use disjoint ranges, given inodes never
111 * have the high bit set.
113 file_id
= ((uint64_t)1) << 63;
114 file_id
|= (uint64_t)itime
.tv_sec
<< 30;
115 file_id
|= file_id_low
;