Package org.apache.hadoop.nfs

Examples of org.apache.hadoop.nfs.NfsFileType


    /**
     * Some 32bit Linux client has problem with 64bit fileId: it seems the 32bit
     * client takes only the lower 32bit of the fileId and treats it as signed
     * int. When the 32th bit is 1, the client considers it invalid.
     */
    NfsFileType fileType = fs.isDir() ? NfsFileType.NFSDIR : NfsFileType.NFSREG;
    fileType = fs.isSymlink() ? NfsFileType.NFSLNK : fileType;
   
    return new Nfs3FileAttributes(fileType, fs.getChildrenNum(), fs
        .getPermission().toShort(), iug.getUidAllowingUnknown(fs.getOwner()),
        iug.getGidAllowingUnknown(fs.getGroup()), fs.getLen(), 0 /* fsid */,
 
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    /**
     * Some 32bit Linux client has problem with 64bit fileId: it seems the 32bit
     * client takes only the lower 32bit of the fileId and treats it as signed
     * int. When the 32th bit is 1, the client considers it invalid.
     */
    NfsFileType fileType = fs.isDir() ? NfsFileType.NFSDIR : NfsFileType.NFSREG;
    fileType = fs.isSymlink() ? NfsFileType.NFSLNK : fileType;
   
    return new Nfs3FileAttributes(fileType, fs.getChildrenNum(), fs
        .getPermission().toShort(), iug.getUidAllowingUnknown(fs.getOwner()),
        iug.getGidAllowingUnknown(fs.getGroup()), fs.getLen(), 0 /* fsid */,
 
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    /**
     * Some 32bit Linux client has problem with 64bit fileId: it seems the 32bit
     * client takes only the lower 32bit of the fileId and treats it as signed
     * int. When the 32th bit is 1, the client considers it invalid.
     */
    NfsFileType fileType = fs.isDir() ? NfsFileType.NFSDIR : NfsFileType.NFSREG;
    fileType = fs.isSymlink() ? NfsFileType.NFSLNK : fileType;
   
    return new Nfs3FileAttributes(fileType, fs.getChildrenNum(), fs
        .getPermission().toShort(), iug.getUidAllowingUnknown(fs.getOwner()),
        iug.getGidAllowingUnknown(fs.getGroup()), fs.getLen(), 0 /* fsid */,
 
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    /**
     * Some 32bit Linux client has problem with 64bit fileId: it seems the 32bit
     * client takes only the lower 32bit of the fileId and treats it as signed
     * int. When the 32th bit is 1, the client considers it invalid.
     */
    NfsFileType fileType = fs.isDir() ? NfsFileType.NFSDIR : NfsFileType.NFSREG;
    fileType = fs.isSymlink() ? NfsFileType.NFSLNK : fileType;
   
    return new Nfs3FileAttributes(fileType, fs.getChildrenNum(), fs
        .getPermission().toShort(), iug.getUidAllowingUnknown(fs.getOwner()),
        iug.getGidAllowingUnknown(fs.getGroup()), fs.getLen(), 0 /* fsid */,
 
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    /**
     * Some 32bit Linux client has problem with 64bit fileId: it seems the 32bit
     * client takes only the lower 32bit of the fileId and treats it as signed
     * int. When the 32th bit is 1, the client considers it invalid.
     */
    NfsFileType fileType = fs.isDir() ? NfsFileType.NFSDIR : NfsFileType.NFSREG;
    fileType = fs.isSymlink() ? NfsFileType.NFSLNK : fileType;
   
    return new Nfs3FileAttributes(fileType, fs.getChildrenNum(), fs
        .getPermission().toShort(), iug.getUidAllowingUnknown(fs.getOwner()),
        iug.getGidAllowingUnknown(fs.getGroup()), fs.getLen(), 0 /* fsid */,
 
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