Thank you for the quick response Daniel. A follow up question: I need the fsal_up_vector
to make the invalidate UP call. My server receives the occasional "remote"
change to some path (by remote I mean not coming through Ganesha's "front
door"). Therefore, when I want to call fsal_up_vector.invalidate (or its async
variant) I am not in a ganesha thread, and therefore I think I will not have a
req_op_context pointer.
I plan to workaround this by capturing the "const fsal_up_vector*" inside the
create_export call and saving the pointer in my own data structure for later use. Is this
a reasonable plan? Any gotchas?