[Box Backup-commit] Re: #3: Merge Win32 branch
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boxbackup-dev@fluffy.co.uk
Sat, 16 Dec 2006 17:04:37 -0000
#3: Merge Win32 branch
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Reporter: chris | Owner: chris
Type: task | Status: new
Priority: normal | Milestone: 0.11
Component: bbackupd | Version: trunk
Resolution: | Keywords: windows win32 merge branch
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Comment (by chris):
Merged: [995] [1013] [1015] [1017] [1022] [1027+1031] [1029] [1030] [1032]
[1035] [1036] [1050]+[1051] [1052] [1054] [1058] [1070] [1071] [1073]
[1076] [1077] [1078] [1080]
Waiting on Martin: [1014] [1049] [1079]
Waiting on me: [1016] [1072]
Waiting on dependencies:
* [1055], on [1016], should be applied at the same time
* [1059], on [1075] (ok) and [1087] (not yet reviewed)
* [1062], on [1016]
Already applied (sorry): [1037] [1053] [1064]
Regarding [1037], this is a compile fix, should have been part of [900].
Regarding [1049], sorry, I don't see what's wrong with the error message
on line 976? It makes sense to me.
Regarding [1079], RaidFile uses a lot of POSIX functions which are not
emulated by our library, and which work with integer file handles rather
than HANDLEs. Unfortunately, because of this, they are not compatible with
our emulated fstat. It's easier to undefine our emulated fstat, and use
the system fstat() instead, rather than implement emulations of all the
other POSIX functions which RaidFile uses.
Still outstanding: [1081] [1082] [1083] [1084] [1085] [1086] [1087]
[1088] [1089] [1090] [1091] [1092] [1094] [1095] [1113] [1114] [1143]
[1144] [1146] [1150] [1151] [1152] [1153] [1155] [1156] [1159]+[1195]
[1160] [1161] [1164] [1169] [1171] [1176] [1177] [1178] [1181] [1184]
[1185] [1186] [1187] [1188] [1189] [1190] [1191] [1192] [1193] [1196]
[1198] [1222] [1223]
Rejected: [1096]
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Ticket URL: <http://bbdev.fluffy.co.uk/trac/ticket/3#comment:209>
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