Hi
Samba, even the latest alpha, uses -n32 mode for IRIX 6.x.
In n32 mode, sizeof(ino_t) is 8 bytes (I guess this
is to support XFS filesystem); but in source/smb.h
file_fd_struct uses uint32 for inodes.
(and the OPLOCK command (whatever it is) uses 4 bytes,
too)
Probably the right way would be to use ino_t; but
I have no idea if this will break something.
(I'm having strange fails on samba-1.9.17p4 running
on IRIX 6.2 XFS (sometimes, users gets disconnected when load
is high and they are compiling using VC++ 4.x on NT 4)
and still haven't found the cause; anyway I doubt it's this
since I can't find files with inode number higher enough)
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