[PVFS2-developers]

[Robert Latham]

On Tue, Jun 14, 2005 at 09:01:22AM -0500, david.s.metheny at conwaycorp.net wrote:
> The s_op->scheduled_id = 0 statement would prevent the operation
> from being released from the request scheduler, and thus it would
> block other operations on the directory. I triggered it by
> accidentally trying to create the "/" entry, which basically blocked
> all other requests to the server at that point.

Ok, so removing the call to isprint() lets more characters through
(any VFS-legal character). got it.  

I'm still a bit puzzled as to why removing the s_op_>scheduled_id is
the correct thing to do.  Clearly it *works*, but I just want to
understand it better.  final_response_release() is supposed to catch
the places wehre s_op->scheduled_id is zero, right?  

==rob

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Rob Latham
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