* configure.ac: Prefer AC_CHECK_HEADERS_ONCE to AC_CHECK_HEADERS.
Check for stropts.h and sys/filio.h too, for _FIOSATIME.
* doc/tar.texi: Change "modification time" to "data modification
time", "change time" to "status change time", and "filesystem" to
"file system", so that we use terminology consistent with POSIX.
Use American spacing rather than French for sentence ends.
"non-dependable" -> "undependable".
(Option Summary, Attributes): Explain better the pitfalls of the
--atime-preserve option, and suggest read-only mounts,loopback
mounts, and noatime mounts for older systems.
* doc/value.texi (op-atime-preserve-system): Renamed from
op-atime-preserver-system to fix a misspelling.
* src/common.h (enum atime_preserve): Use lower case for enum values.
* src/compare.c: Don't include utimens.h; no longer needed.
(diff_file): Use set_file_atime rather than utimens; avoid closing
diff_handle until after this, so that we can set the file time stamp
via the file descriptor rather than via its name.
* src/create.c: Don't include utimens.h; no longer needed.
(dump_regular_finish): Remove. All callers now do its work inline.
(dump_dir): New arg FD. All callers changed.
Use fdsavedir rather than savedir.
(unknown_file_error): Arg is a const pointer now.
(dump_file0): 2nd arg is a const pointer now.
Treat directories more like files, with respect to --atime-preserve.
For example, also warn if a directory changes while we are dumping it.
Prefer file descriptors to file names when retrieving/setting file
attributes; this saves path-resolution time and allows us to avoid
changing mtime/ctime on Solaris when restoring atime as root.
Use O_DIRECTORY when opening directories, to avoid some race conditions.
Do not reset atime if mtime has changed. Report an error if
we cannot reset atime.
First cut at adding support for --atime-preserve=system.
* doc/tar.texi (Option Summary): First cut at documenting it.
All other uses of --atime-preserve changed to --atime-preserve=replace.
* doc/value.texi (op-atime-preserve-replace, op-atime-preserver-system):
New.
(op-atime-preserve): Mention METHOD.
* src/common.h (atime_preserve): New enum.
(atime_preserve_option): Now of the enum type rather than bool.
All uses changed.
* src/compare.c (diff_file): Read with O_NOATIME if asked for.
* src/create.c (dump_file0): Read regular and CTG files with O_NOATIME
if asked for.
* src/tar.c (usage): Mention new usage.
(parse_opt): Parse new usage.
qualifier. Change last argument.
Correct buffer size calculation (allocated too much space).
(xheader_write): Increase global_header_count here ...
(xheader_write_global): ... instead of here
(flush_archive): Compute actual buffer fill level before calling
low level function.
(close_archive): Call flush_archive again if the first call
resulted in partially filled buffer.
(try_new_volume): Rewritten handling of initial headers.
(add_chunk_header): New function. Write an additional header
before the continuation chunk. The purpose of the header is to
allow third-party tars to extract the member.
(simple_flush_write): Take an argument.
(_gnu_flush_write): Correctly handle partially filled buffers.
globals.
(volume_label,continued_file_name,continued_file_size): New
variables.
(flush_read,flush_write): Pointers to functions
(mv_begin,mv_end,mv_total_size,mv_size_left): New functions
(write_extended): New function.
GNU extensions (multi-volume archives and archive labels) in
pax format.
(volume_label,continued_file_name,continued_file_size)
(continued_file_offset): New globals.
(save_name,save_totsize,save_sizeleft): Make static
(mv_begin,mv_end,mv_total_size,mv_size_left): New functions
(open_archive,flush_write,flush_read): Rewritten
(tar_timespec_cmp): New function. Wrapper over
timespec_cmp using the timespec precision provided by the
current archive format.
* src/common.h (tar_timespec_cmp): New declaration.
* src/compare.c (diff_file): Use tar_timespec_cmp.
* src/extract.c (file_newer_p): Likewise.
* src/update.c (update_archive): Likewise.
* tests/truncate.at: Reverted changes
* tests/update.at: Reverted changes
1-second boundaries. This prevents tests from failing on hosts
like Solaris 8 that have nanosecond-resolution file time stamps.
* tests/update.at: Likewise.
qualifier.
(struct xhdr_tab.decoder): Change prototype. POSIX allows string
values to contain embedded nulls, so take an extra argument
specifying the length of the string.
(decx,decg,dummy_decoder,atime_decoder,gid_decoder)
(gname_decoder,linkpath_decoder,ctime_decoder,mtime_decoder)
(path_decoder,size_decoder,uid_decoder,uname_decoder)
(sparse_size_decoder,sparse_numblocks_decoder)
(sparse_offset_decoder,sparse_numbytes_decoder): Likewise.
(decode_record): Pass value length to the handler
(run_override_list): Pass value length to the decoder
(xheader_print_n): New function
(xheader_print): Rewritten using xheader_print_n
(xheader_finish): Do not rely om strlen to compute the length of
the collected string: it can contain embedded nulls
(xheader_string_begin,xheader_string_add,xheader_string_end): New
functions.
(sparse_map_decoder,dumpdir_coder,dumpdir_decoder): New
functions. Handle GNU.sparse.map and GNU.dumpdir variables.
(xhdr_tab): Add new variables.
(pax_dump_header): Store sparse map in GNU.sparse.map. If this
variable has been explicitely deleted, use GNU.sparse.offset/
GNU.sparse.numbytes variables.
