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FromNikita Danilov <>
DateMon, 24 Jul 2006 10:42:28 +0400
SubjectRe: what is necessary for directory hard links
Joshua Hudson writes:
 > Some people seem to think that I am proposing to do something.
 > Understand that I have done it for 2.6.17-rc4 and am currently
 > involved in bringing it forward to newer kernels.
 > 
 > >
 > > What is the parent of a hard linked directory?  What is the parent if
 > > the link in "the parent" is deleted?
 > 
 > The parent is any and all directories that contain a link to the
 > stated directory.  ".." points back along the path the referrer used
 > to reach the current directory (this behavior is already in kernel:
 > didn't have to lift a finger to get it).

That won't work for kernel NFS server, using ->get_parent() method to
obtain parent directory.

Well... this is probably the smallest problem with hard-linked
directories, though.

Nikita.

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