On 16 Jul 2013, at 17:27, Misha Pak <darwin-kernel@oktavist.com> wrote:
Is there still a way to obtain that information via some other, "side" information?
No. The problem is that disk I/O can be initiated from all sorts of unusual environments (like async I/O, and the VM subsystem) where out-of-band context information, like the current process, are not useful. That's why VFS plug-ins get a vfs_context_t parameter, but that information is not passed down to the I/O Media layer.
There just HAS to be a way to do some sort of file-based filtering in the kernel... :-)
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