freebsd-skq/sys/nfs/nfs_lock.h

/*-
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 *      from nfs_lock.h,v 2.2 1998/04/28 19:38:41 don Exp
 * $FreeBSD$
 */

/*
 * lockd uses the nfssvc system call to get the unique kernel services it needs.
 * It passes in a request structure with a version number at the start.
 * This prevents libc from needing to change if the information passed
 * between lockd and the kernel needs to change.
 *
 * If a structure changes, you must bump the version number.
 */

/*
 * The fifo where the kernel writes requests for locks on remote NFS files,
 * and where lockd reads these requests.
 *
 */
#define	_PATH_NFSLCKDEV	"nfslock"

/*
 * This structure is used to uniquely identify the process which originated
 * a particular message to lockd.  A sequence number is used to differentiate
 * multiple messages from the same process.  A process start time is used to
 * detect the unlikely, but possible, event of the recycling of a pid.
 */
struct lockd_msg_ident {
	pid_t		pid;            /* The process ID. */
	struct timeval	pid_start;	/* Start time of process id */
	int		msg_seq;	/* Sequence number of message */
};

#define LOCKD_MSG_VERSION	3

/*
 * The structure that the kernel hands us for each lock request.
 */
typedef struct __lock_msg {
	TAILQ_ENTRY(__lock_msg)	lm_link;	/* internal linkage */
	int			lm_version;	/* which version is this */
	struct lockd_msg_ident	lm_msg_ident;	/* originator of the message */
	struct flock		lm_fl;             /* The lock request. */
	int			lm_wait;           /* The F_WAIT flag. */
	int			lm_getlk;		/* is this a F_GETLK request */
	struct sockaddr_storage lm_addr;		/* The address. */
	int			lm_nfsv3;		/* If NFS version 3. */
	size_t			lm_fh_len;		/* The file handle length. */
	struct xucred		lm_cred;		/* user cred for lock req */
	u_int8_t		lm_fh[NFSX_V3FHMAX];/* The file handle. */
} LOCKD_MSG;

#define LOCKD_ANS_VERSION	1

struct lockd_ans {
	int		la_vers;
	struct lockd_msg_ident	la_msg_ident;	/* originator of the message */
	int		la_errno;
	int		la_set_getlk_pid;		/* use returned pid */
	int		la_getlk_pid;		/* returned pid for F_GETLK */
};

#ifdef _KERNEL
int	nfs_dolock(struct vop_advlock_args *ap);
#endif