for different cache_lookup() semantics
fix smbfs_pathcheck() to not assume zero-ended component name
remove the bogus code in smbfs_close(), it's not needed on NetBSD
fix couple other vnop routines to do vput()/vrele()/PNBUF_PUT() as appropriate
KNF
#if 0 smbfs_hashprint(), and mark it static
do NOT reinit vp->v_lock - getnewvnode() did it for us
smbfs_reclaim(): unconditionaly do LIST_REMOVE(), and de-obfuscate parent
directory vrele() call
so that the filesystem wouldn't appear as busy when it's not, and vref()
it back if the vflush() fails
LK_DRAIN sm_hashlock before freeing the smbmount struct
g/c one meaningless check in smbfs_root()
* g/c superfluous printfs
* use vcp on one more place
* don't need to check result of allocation with M_WAITOK
* just exlicitly return (0) on the success path, rather than return (error)
terminate the check if options SMB was included
remove the #ifndef FB_CURRENT around f_mntonname; FB_CURRENT used to be defined
in netsmb headers, and this caused f_mntonname to not be initialized
terminate the messy code setting f_mntfromname, and use snprintf() instead
malloc types into a structure, a pointer to which is passed around,
instead of an int constant. Allow the limit to be adjusted when the
malloc type is defined, or with a function call, as suggested by
Jonathan Stone.
jdolecek