XrdOfsFS.cc

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/*            X r d S f s G e t D e f a u l t F i l e S y s t e m             */
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#include "XrdOfs/XrdOfs.hh"
#include "XrdSys/XrdSysError.hh"
#include "XrdSys/XrdSysPthread.hh"

// If you are replacing the standard definition of the file system interface,
// with a derived class to perform additional or enhanced functions, you MUST
// define XrdOfsFS to be an instance of your derived class definition. You
// would then create a shared library linking against libXrdOfs.a and manually
// include your definition of XrdOfsFS (obviously upcast to XrdOfs). This
// is how the standard libXrdOfs.so is built.

// If additional configuration is needed, over-ride the Config() method. At the
// the end of your config, return the result of the XrdOfs::Config().

XrdOfs XrdOfsFS;
  
XrdSfsFileSystem *XrdSfsGetDefaultFileSystem(XrdSfsFileSystem *native_fs,
                                             XrdSysLogger     *lp,
                                             const char       *configfn)
{
   extern XrdSysError OfsEroute;

// No need to herald this as it's now the default filesystem
//
   OfsEroute.SetPrefix("ofs_");
   OfsEroute.logger(lp);

// Initialize the subsystems
//
   XrdOfsFS.ConfigFN = (configfn && *configfn ? strdup(configfn) : 0);
   if ( XrdOfsFS.Configure(OfsEroute) ) return 0;

// All done, we can return the callout vector to these routines.
//
   return &XrdOfsFS;
}

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