Module messages

Module messages 

Source

Structs§

Dirent
Dirent – directory entry
Qid
Qid
Rattach
Rauth
Rerror
Rframe
Rgetattr
Rgetlock
Rlcreate
Rlerror
Rlock
Rlopen
Rmkdir
Rmknod
Rread
Rreaddir
Rreadlink
Rstatfs
Rsymlink
Rversion
Rwalk
Rwrite
Rxattrwalk
Tattach
attach – attach to a file tree
Tauth
auth – authenticate a user
Tclunk
clunk – remove fid
Tflush
flush – abort a message
Tframe
Tfsync
fsync – synchronize file
Tgetattr
getattr – get file attributes
Tgetlock
getlock – test for the existence of a POSIX record lock
Tlcreate
lcreate – create a file
Tlink
link – create hard link
Tlock
lock – acquire or release a POSIX record lock
Tlopen
lopen – open a file
Tmkdir
mkdir – create directory
Tmknod
mknod – create a special file
Tread
read – read data from a file
Treaddir
readdir – read directory entries
Treadlink
readlink – read symlink value
Tremove
remove – remove a file
Trename
rename – rename a file
Trenameat
renameat – rename a file or directory
Tsetattr
setattr – set file attributes
Tstatfs
statfs – get file system information
Tsymlink
symlink – create symlink
Tunlinkat
unlinkat – unlink a file or directory
Tversion
version – negotiate protocol version
Twalk
walk – descend a directory hierarchy
Twrite
write – write data to a file
Txattrcreate
xattrcreate – create an extended attribute
Txattrwalk
xattrwalk – walk extended attributes

Enums§

Rmessage
A message sent from a 9P server to a 9P client in response to a request from that client. Encapsulates a full frame.
Tmessage
A message sent from a 9P client to a 9P server.