coreutils: patch possible infinite loop with SEEK_HOLE #28305
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cp, install, and mv no longer enter an infinite loop copying sparse files with SEEK_HOLE. E.g., this was seen on ext4 when copying sparse files with extents that are being actively updated, and copy offload is not being used. See also: coreutils/coreutils@bd528f9 Signed-off-by: Wei-Ting Yang <williamatcg@gmail.com>
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Once this get merged, I will add it into #28303 |
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Maintainer: @jow-
Description:
Patch possible infinite loop with SEEK_HOLE.
See also:
coreutils/coreutils@bd528f9
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