2 * lufs interface module vfs objects implementation for libcaptive
3 * Copyright (C) 2003 Jan Kratochvil <project-captive@jankratochvil.net>
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22 #include "captivefs-vfs.h" /* self */
23 #include <glib/gmessages.h>
24 #include "captivefs-misc.h"
27 #include <captive/client-vfs.h>
28 #include <captive/options.h>
29 #include <captive/macros.h>
34 gboolean captivefs_vfs_validate(struct captivefs_vfs *captivefs_vfs)
36 g_return_val_if_fail(captivefs_vfs!=NULL,FALSE);
39 if (!captivefs_vfs->captive_vfs_object) {
40 GnomeVFSResult errvfsresult;
42 if (captivefs_vfs->parent_pid==getpid()) {
47 errvfsresult=captive_vfs_new(&captivefs_vfs->captive_vfs_object,&captivefs_vfs->options);
49 if (errvfsresult!=GNOME_VFS_OK) {
51 g_return_val_if_reached(FALSE);
54 if (!CAPTIVE_VFS_IS_OBJECT(captivefs_vfs->captive_vfs_object)) {
56 g_return_val_if_reached(FALSE);
65 * Here we allocate a structure to hold all the file system local info
66 * (localfs_local). This structure will then be passed as a parameter to
67 * the other functions.
68 * global_ctx holds info about another structure that can be shared between all
69 * instances of the filesystem. If the pointer is NULL, then this is the
70 * first instance and the structure should be allocated.
71 * ! You must implement locking/usage-count/deallocation logic when using
72 * a global context. (locking is omited here)
73 * ! Most filesystems don't need a global context so you can safely ignore the
74 * global_ctx parameter.
76 struct captivefs_vfs *captivefs_init
77 (struct list_head *cfg,struct dir_cache *cache,const struct credentials *cred,void **global_ctx)
79 struct captivefs_vfs *captivefs_vfs;
80 const struct poptOption *cpopt;
86 /* Do not: g_log(G_LOG_DOMAIN,G_LOG_LEVEL_DEBUG,"captivefs_init");
87 * as we do not yet have 'VFS_DEBUG_MESSAGES(captive_vfs_object)' set.
88 * Generally we make all g_log() conditional here as we do not want to mess
89 * with overriden GLog handlers of libcaptive itself.
92 arg_array=g_ptr_array_new();
93 if (!(cgs=lu_opt_getchar(cfg,"MOUNT","fs")))
95 g_ptr_array_add(arg_array,(/* de-const */ char *)cgs);
96 for (cpopt=captive_popt;cpopt->argInfo || cpopt->longName;cpopt++) {
97 const gchar *dashdashname,*value;
101 dashdashname=captive_printf_alloca("--%s",cpopt->longName);
103 && !(value=lu_opt_getchar(cfg,"MOUNT",(/* de-const */ char *)dashdashname))
104 && !(value=lu_opt_getchar(cfg,"MOUNT",(/* de-const */ char *)cpopt->longName)))
106 g_ptr_array_add(arg_array,(/* de-const */ char *)captive_printf_alloca("%s=%s",dashdashname,value));
108 g_ptr_array_add(arg_array,NULL);
109 g_assert(arg_array->len>=2);
110 g_assert(arg_array->pdata[arg_array->len-2]!=NULL);
111 g_assert(arg_array->pdata[arg_array->len-1]==NULL);
113 /* Initialize GObject subsystem of GLib. */
116 captive_new(captivefs_vfs);
117 captivefs_vfs->captive_vfs_object=NULL;
118 captivefs_vfs->parent_pid=getpid();
120 captive_options_init(&captivefs_vfs->options);
121 captive_options=&captivefs_vfs->options; /* for parsing by 'CAPTIVE_POPT_INCLUDE' */
123 context=poptGetContext(
125 arg_array->len-1, /* argc */
126 (const char **)arg_array->pdata, /* argv */
127 captive_popt, /* options */
128 POPT_CONTEXT_POSIXMEHARDER); /* flags; && !POPT_CONTEXT_KEEP_FIRST */
129 g_ptr_array_free(arg_array,
130 FALSE); /* free_seg */
132 g_warning("%s: argument recognization args_error","captivefs_init");
133 goto fail_free_options;
135 errint=poptReadDefaultConfig(context,
138 g_warning("%s: argument recognization args_error","captivefs_init");
139 goto fail_free_options;
141 errint=poptGetNextOpt(context);
143 g_warning("%s: some non-callbacked argument reached","captivefs_init");
144 goto fail_free_options;
146 cgs=poptPeekArg(context);
148 g_warning("%s: some non-option argument reached","captivefs_init");
149 goto fail_free_options;
152 captive_options=NULL; /* already parsed by 'CAPTIVE_POPT_INCLUDE' */
154 if (captivefs_vfs->options.debug_messages)
155 g_log(G_LOG_DOMAIN,G_LOG_LEVEL_DEBUG,"captivefs_init");
157 /* image_iochannel */
158 if ((cgs=lu_opt_getchar(cfg,"MOUNT","image"))) {
159 g_assert(captivefs_vfs->options.image_iochannel==NULL);
160 if (!(captivefs_vfs->options.image_iochannel=g_io_channel_new_file(
162 (captivefs_vfs->options.rwmode==CAPTIVE_OPTION_RWMODE_RW ? "r+" : "r"), /* mode */
163 NULL))) { /* error */
164 g_warning(_("%s: image_iochannel open failed"),"captivefs_init");
165 goto fail_free_options;
169 return captivefs_vfs;
172 captive_options_free(&captivefs_vfs->options);
179 * Check the global context count and free it if necessary.
180 * Deallocate memory and free all resources.
182 void captivefs_free(struct captivefs_vfs *captivefs_vfs)
184 g_return_if_fail(captivefs_vfs_validate(captivefs_vfs));
186 if (captivefs_vfs->options.debug_messages)
187 g_log(G_LOG_DOMAIN,G_LOG_LEVEL_DEBUG,"captivefs_free");
189 g_assert(G_OBJECT(captivefs_vfs->captive_vfs_object)->ref_count==1);
192 g_object_unref(captivefs_vfs->captive_vfs_object);
193 G_UNLOCK(libcaptive);
195 g_io_channel_unref(captivefs_vfs->options.image_iochannel);
196 captive_options_free(&captivefs_vfs->options);
197 g_free(captivefs_vfs);
201 /* Mount the file system.
202 * Called when a mount operation is performed.
203 * Initialize specific connections, login, etc.
206 * By default, LUFS may attempt multiple connections at once. If your
207 * filesystem doesn't support this, you need to specificy -c 1 on the
208 * lufsmount command line or connections=1 in the mount options.
209 * See ftpfs for an example of how to read configuration options
210 * from a configuration file if you want to, for example, be able to set
213 int captivefs_mount(struct captivefs_vfs *captivefs_vfs)
215 /* We may be called from the parent. */
216 g_return_val_if_fail(captivefs_vfs!=NULL,FALSE);
217 captivefs_vfs_validate(captivefs_vfs); /* It may return FALSE. */
219 if (captivefs_vfs->options.debug_messages)
220 g_log(G_LOG_DOMAIN,G_LOG_LEVEL_DEBUG,"captivefs_mount");
222 return 1; /* NEVER return 0 */
226 /* Unmount the file system
227 * Called when the file system is unmounted.
229 void captivefs_umount(struct captivefs_vfs *captivefs_vfs)
231 g_return_if_fail(captivefs_vfs_validate(captivefs_vfs));
233 if (captivefs_vfs->options.debug_messages)
234 g_log(G_LOG_DOMAIN,G_LOG_LEVEL_DEBUG,"captivefs_umount");