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/*
* Copyright (C) 2006-2008 Google. All Rights Reserved.
* Amit Singh <singh@>
*/
#ifndef _FUSE_IOCTL_H_
#define _FUSE_IOCTL_H_
#include <stdint.h>
#include <sys/ioctl.h>
/* FUSEDEVIOCxxx */
/* Get mounter's pid. */
#define FUSEDEVGETMOUNTERPID _IOR('F', 1, u_int32_t)
/* Check if FUSE_INIT kernel-user handshake is complete. */
#define FUSEDEVIOCGETHANDSHAKECOMPLETE _IOR('F', 2, u_int32_t)
/* Mark the daemon as dead. */
#define FUSEDEVIOCSETDAEMONDEAD _IOW('F', 3, u_int32_t)
/* Tell the kernel which operations the daemon implements. */
#define FUSEDEVIOCSETIMPLEMENTEDBITS _IOW('F', 4, u_int64_t)
/* Get device's random "secret". */
#define FUSEDEVIOCGETRANDOM _IOR('F', 5, u_int32_t)
/*
* The 'AVFI' (alter-vnode-for-inode) ioctls all require an inode number
* as an argument. In the user-space library, you can get the inode number
* from a path by using fuse_lookup_inode_by_path_np() [lib/fuse.c].
*
* To see an example of using this, see the implementation of
* fuse_purge_path_np() in lib/fuse_darwin.c.
*/
struct fuse_avfi_ioctl {
uint64_t inode;
uint64_t cmd;
uint32_t ubc_flags;
uint32_t note;
off_t size;
};
/* Alter the vnode (if any) specified by the given inode. */
#define FUSEDEVIOCALTERVNODEFORINODE _IOW('F', 6, struct fuse_avfi_ioctl)
#define FSCTLALTERVNODEFORINODE IOCBASECMD(FUSEDEVIOCALTERVNODEFORINODE)
/*
* Possible cmd values for AVFI.
*/
#define FUSE_AVFI_MARKGONE 0x00000001 /* no ubc_flags */
#define FUSE_AVFI_PURGEATTRCACHE 0x00000002 /* no ubc_flags */
#define FUSE_AVFI_PURGEVNCACHE 0x00000004 /* no ubc_flags */
#define FUSE_AVFI_UBC 0x00000008 /* uses ubc_flags */
#define FUSE_AVFI_UBC_SETSIZE 0x00000010 /* uses ubc_flags, size */
#define FUSE_AVFI_KNOTE 0x00000020 /* uses note */
#define FUSE_SETACLSTATE _IOW('h', 10, int32_t)
#define FSCTLSETACLSTATE IOCBASECMD(FUSE_SETACLSTATE)
#endif /* _FUSE_IOCTL_H_ */
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