The patch has been rejected by upstream because of performance impact in some obscure situations (namely traversing a directory which consists of 200000 directories nested in each other):
As solution it was proposed to find (or perhaps implement?) a low cost way of recognizing a mount point during the traversal. "low cost" means cheaper than a stat call here.
Since there seems to be nothing I can do with this bug at the moment, I am reassigning it back to kernel.
(In reply to comment #46) lists.gnu. org/archive/ html/bug- gnulib/ 2009-11/ msg00027. html
> A patch for gnulib proposed upstream:
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The patch has been rejected by upstream because of performance impact in some obscure situations (namely traversing a directory which consists of 200000 directories nested in each other):
http:// lists.gnu. org/archive/ html/bug- gnulib/ 2009-11/ msg00032. html
As solution it was proposed to find (or perhaps implement?) a low cost way of recognizing a mount point during the traversal. "low cost" means cheaper than a stat call here.
Since there seems to be nothing I can do with this bug at the moment, I am reassigning it back to kernel.