4 use Digest::SHA1 qw(sha1 sha1_hex sha1_base64);
5 use Fcntl qw(:DEFAULT :flock);
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28 my ($filename) = (@_);
29 die "'$filename' is not a plain file" if (-l $filename) || ! (-f _);
30 my $ctx = Digest::SHA1->new;
31 sysopen(FILE, $filename, O_RDONLY|O_NONBLOCK) or die "open: $filename: $!";
32 binmode(FILE); # FIXME: Necessary? Probably harmless...
33 $ctx->addfile(\*FILE);
34 close(FILE) or die "close: $filename: $!";
35 return $ctx->b64digest;
41 Hashes a NUL-separated list of files on stdin into link-dir.
49 my ($from, $to) = (@_);
54 $inode_dir =~ s:[^/]*$::o;
55 $inode_base =~ s:^.*/::os;
56 my $tmp_to = File::Temp::tempnam($inode_dir, ".$inode_base.");
58 link($from, $tmp_to) or die "link: $from -> $tmp_to: $!";
60 unless (rename($tmp_to, $to)) {
63 unlink($tmp_to) or warn "unlink: $tmp_to: $!"; # Try, possibly in vain, to clean up
64 die "rename: $tmp_to -> $from: $saved_bang";
69 my $link_dir = shift @ARGV;
70 (-d $link_dir) or usage;
72 my $prefix_length = 3;
76 $file .= '_' x (length($file) + 1 - $prefix_length) if length($file) + 1 < $prefix_length;
77 my $prefix = substr($file, 0, $prefix_length);
78 my $suffix = substr($file, $prefix_length);
79 $prefix =~ s:(.):$1/:osg;
81 return ($prefix, $suffix);
89 ($parent = $dir) =~ s:[^/]+$::os;
90 if ($parent ne $dir) {
93 mkdir($dir) or die "mkdir: $dir: $!";
95 die "mkdir: $dir: $!" unless -d $dir;
99 my ($link_dir, $file) = @_;
100 my ($prefix, $suffix) = slash_prefix($file);
101 my $parent = "$link_dir/$prefix";
103 return "$parent/$suffix";
106 # ext3 cannot handle more than 32000 links to a file. Leave some headroom.
107 my $link_count_max = 31990;
118 my $st = lstat($file);
119 die "lstat: $file: $!" unless $st;
124 # Skip the file if it has far too many links already
125 next if ($st->nlink > $link_count_max);
127 # Check link to inode
128 my $inode_link = prepare_parents("$link_dir/inode", $st->ino);
130 my $inode_st = lstat($inode_link);
133 my $inode_dev = $inode_st->dev;
134 my $inode_ino = $inode_st->ino;
135 my $file_dev = $st->dev;
136 my $file_ino = $st->ino;
137 if ($inode_ino != $file_ino || $inode_dev != $file_dev) {
138 warn "inode link '$inode_link' is wrong (inode $inode_ino should be $file_ino)" if $inode_ino != $file_ino;
139 warn "inode link '$inode_link' is wrong (dev $inode_dev should be $file_dev)" if $inode_dev != $file_dev;
147 # If neither criteria for updating link is met, leave it as-is
148 next unless $update_links;
152 my $digest = digest($file);
155 # Base64 uses /, we prefer _
158 # Check link to digest
159 my $digest_link = prepare_parents("$link_dir/digest", $digest);
161 my $digest_st = lstat($digest_link);
163 my $digest_nlink = $digest_st->nlink;
164 if ($digest_nlink > 31990) {
166 unlink($digest_link) or die "unlink: $digest_link: $!";
172 # Which file are we keeping?
175 # If digest link exists, link it to file
178 die "NOT identical!" if compare($digest_link, $file);
180 # Old, replace input with old file
182 link_files($digest_link, $file);
183 $keep_ino = $digest_st->ino;
185 # New, add input to digest
187 link_files($file, $digest_link);
188 $keep_ino = $st->ino;
191 # A link to the inode indicates we are done, so do it last
192 $inode_link = prepare_parents("$link_dir/inode", $keep_ino);
194 link_files($digest_link, $inode_link);
198 warn "$file: $@" if $@;
202 print STDERR "\nGarbage collection in '$link_dir'...";
203 chdir($link_dir) || die "chdir: $link_dir: $!";
204 print STDERR "\nRemoving files with link count < 3...";
205 system("find digest inode -type f -links -3 -print0 | xargs -0 rm -f") and die "system: exit status $?";
206 print STDERR "\nRemoving empty directories...";
207 system("find digest inode -type d -empty -print0 | xargs -0r rmdir -p --ignore-fail-on-non-empty") and die "system: exit status $?";
208 print STDERR "\nDone.\n";
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