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How having an inode number and device of a file get its path back? This problem appears when dumping various notifies objects like inotify or fanotify. Those are put on an inode (that is looked up by a path) and after it the path string is forgotten.

How having an inode number and device of a file get its path back? This problem appears when dumping various notifies objects like inotify or fanotify. Those are put on an inode (that is looked up by a path) and after it the path string is forgotten.

CRIU uses the empiric knowledge where *notify-s are typically put by programs (config files and alike) and does filesystem tree scan to find out the name by the inode number. The engine is caller ''irmap'' which stands for Inode Reverse MAP. The irmap cache recursively scans the tree starting from "known" locations and remembers all the name-inode pairs it meets. If we later try to irmap some inode which was met during the first scan, no additional FS access would occur, irmap would just report the name back.

CRIU uses the empiric knowledge where *notify-s are typically put by programs (config files and alike) and does filesystem tree scan to find out the name by the inode number. The engine is caller ''irmap'' which stands for '''Inode Reverse MAP'''. The irmap cache recursively scans the tree starting from "known" locations and remembers all the name-inode pairs it meets. If we later try to irmap some inode which was met during the first scan, no additional FS access would occur, irmap would just report the name back.

== Caching the irmap cache ==

== Caching the irmap cache ==