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implementation of events which require kernel patching #32

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implementation of events which require kernel patching #32

merged 13 commits into from Aug 29, 2015

Commits on Jul 9, 2015

  1. Change conversion routines to use kqueue watch flags as argument

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  2. Move inotify to kqueue flag conversion code to watch.c from separate … 

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It becomes too highly integrated with watch internals.
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  3. Inherit watch flags from struct mode_t type 

    It`s possible to use stat(2) S_* macroses on watch flags now.
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  4. IN_DELETE_SELF/IN_ATTRIB separation cleanup

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  5. Implement IN_OPEN, IN_CLOSE and IN_ACCESS inotify events 

    It is done via adding new kqueue events: NOTE_OPEN, NOTE_CLOSE and NOTE_READ
FreeBSD kernel patch: patches/freebsd11-NOTE_OPEN-NOTE_CLOSE-NOTE_READ.patch
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  6. Mask events produced by open/closedir calls while directory diffing 

    Do a dup/rewind instead of reopening directory on listing when it possible
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  7. Extend NOTE_WRITE event so it set NOTE_EXTEND flag on subfile rename 

    This allows to separate IN_MOVE inotify events from IN_CREATE and IN_DELETE ones
when file was moved in or out of watched directory.
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  8. Delete duplicated defines from sys/inotify.h 

    While here, align some misaligned define values and comments
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Commits on Jul 12, 2015

  1. Implement inotify_init1 call. Not tested yet. 

    While here, improve pipe closing code path
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  2. Bring errno into line with documentation

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  3. Fix absolute path case in at* functions. Not related to libinotify

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  4. dont use extra temporary variable on linked list deletions

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  5. use lchown syscall instead of nonstandard touch option "-h" 

    to change symlinks attributes
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