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* fhandler_proc.cc (proc_listing): Add '.' and '..' to directory listing. (fhandler_proc::open): Change use of mode to flags. If the file does not exist already, fail with EROFS if O_CREAT flag is set. Change EROFS error to EACCES error when writing to a file. Use cmalloc to allocate memory for filebuf. (fhandler_proc::close): Use cfree to free filebuf. (fhandler_proc::get_proc_fhandler): Properly detect attempts to access unknown subdir. * fhandler_process.cc (process_listing): Add '.' and '..' to directory listing. (fhandler_process::open): Use cmalloc to allocate memory for filebuf. (fhandler_process::close): Use cfree to free filebuf. * fhandler_registry.cc (registry_listing): Add . and '..' to directory listing. (fhandler_registry::open): Move check for open for writing before open_key. Use cmalloc to allocate memory for filebuf. (fhandler_registry::close): Use cfree to free filebuf. (fhandler_registry::telldir): Use lower 16 bits of __d_position as position in directory. (fhandler_registry::seekdir): Ditto. * fhandler_virtual.cc (fhandler_virtual::write): Change EROFS error to EACCES error. (fhandler_virtual::open): Set the NOHANDLE flag. (fhandler_virtual::dup): Add call to fhandler_base::dup. Allocate child's filebuf using cmalloc. Copy filebuf from parent to child. (fhandler_virtual::close): Use cfree to free filebuf. (fhandler_virtual::~fhandler_virtual): Ditto. (from Chris Faylor <cgf@redhat.com>). (fhandler_registry::readdir): Add support for '.' and '..' files in subdirectories of /proc/registry. * path.cc (path_conv::check): Do not return ENOENT if a file is not found in /proc.
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