Interna of mount functionality. More...

#include "kdbinternal.h"

Include dependency graph for mount.c:

Functions
int	mountOpen (KDB kdb, KeySet config, KeySet modules, Key errorKey)
	Creates a trie from a given configuration. More...

int	mountDefault (KDB kdb, KeySet modules, int inFallback, Key *errorKey)
	Reopens the default backend and mounts the default backend if needed. More...

int	mountModules (KDB kdb, KeySet modules, Key *errorKey)
	Mount all module configurations. More...

int	mountVersion (KDB kdb, Key errorKey)
	Mount the version backend. More...

int	mountBackend (KDB kdb, Backend backend, Key *errorKey)
	Mounts a backend into the trie. More...

Key *	mountGetMountpoint (KDB handle, const Key where)
	Lookup a mountpoint in a handle for a specific key. More...

Backend *	mountGetBackend (KDB handle, const Key key)
	Lookup a backend handle for a specific key. More...

Detailed Description

Interna of mount functionality.

Copyright: BSD License (see doc/LICENSE.md or http://www.libelektra.org)

Function Documentation

int mountBackend	(	KDB *	kdb,
		Backend *	backend,
		Key *	errorKey
	)

Mounts a backend into the trie.

Precondition: user must pass correctly allocated backend

Postcondition: sets reference counter of backend

Warning: in case of init and default backends, the reference counter needs to be modified after calling mountBackend.

Parameters

kdb	the handle to work with
backend	the backend to mount
errorKey	the key used to report warnings

Return values

-1	on failure
1	on success

int mountDefault	(	KDB *	kdb,
		KeySet *	modules,
		int	inFallback,
		Key *	errorKey
	)

Reopens the default backend and mounts the default backend if needed.

Precondition: Default Backend is closed. mountOpen was executed before.

Parameters

kdb	the handle to work with
modules	the current list of loaded modules
errorKey	the key used to report warnings

Return values

-1	on error
0	on success

Backend* mountGetBackend	(	KDB *	handle,
		const Key *	key
	)

Lookup a backend handle for a specific key.

The required canonical name is ensured by using a key as parameter, which will transform the key to canonical representation.

Will return handle when no more specific KDB could be found.

If key is 0 or invalid the default backend will be returned.

Parameters

handle	is the data structure, where the mounted directories are saved.
key	the key, that should be looked up.

Returns: the backend handle associated with the key

Key* mountGetMountpoint	(	KDB *	handle,
		const Key *	where
	)

Lookup a mountpoint in a handle for a specific key.

Will return a key representing the mountpoint or null if there is no appropriate mountpoint e.g. its the root mountpoint.

Example:: 1 Key * key = keyNew ("system/template");

2 KDB * handle = kdbOpen();

3 Key *mountpoint=0;

4 mountpoint=kdbGetMountpoint(handle, key);

5

6 printf("The backend I am using is %s mounted in %s\n",

7 keyValue(mountpoint),

8 keyName(mountpoint));

9 kdbClose (handle);

10 keyDel (key);

Parameters

handle	is the data structure, where the mounted directories are saved.
where	the key, that should be looked up.

Returns: the mountpoint associated with the key

int mountModules	(	KDB *	kdb,
		KeySet *	modules,
		Key *	errorKey
	)

Mount all module configurations.

Parameters

kdb	the handle to work with
modules	the current list of loaded modules
errorKey	the key used to report warnings

Return values

-1	if not rootkey was found
0	otherwise

int mountOpen	(	KDB *	kdb,
		KeySet *	config,
		KeySet *	modules,
		Key *	errorKey
	)

Creates a trie from a given configuration.

The config will be deleted within this function.

is not allowed to be executed before

Parameters

kdb	the handle to work with
modules	the current list of loaded modules
config	the configuration which should be used to build up the trie.
errorKey	the key used to report warnings

Return values

-1	on failure
0	on success

int mountVersion	(	KDB *	kdb,
		Key *	errorKey
	)

Mount the version backend.

Parameters

kdb	the handle to work with
errorKey	the key used to report warnings

Return values

0	on success

Functions

Detailed Description

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