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After creating a directory or symlink, check if the object created
really is the directory or symlink.
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Updated copyright years to include new year 2014.
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Set there properties on output, meaning when GetInstance() is invoked,
only when they are empty. Otherwise leave them unchanged.
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Files residing on nodevice or remote filesystems now correctly set these
properties. FSCreationClassName is set to "LMI_TransientFileSystem" and
FSName is set to "PATH=<path to file>". This behavior is consistent with
how storage providers set those properties. To check for filesystem, the
provider uses udev and checks for ID_FS_UUID_ENC and DEVNAME fields. If
these are not found, filesystem is then considered nodevice or remote.
Additional test for files on transient filesystems has been added.
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Done for: Account, Journald and LogicalFile
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And get rid of sblim-cmpi-base dependency.
It would be nice if our tests have an option to select Linux_ComputerSystem
or PG_ComputerSystem in the future...
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Add EnumerateInstances() and GetInstance().
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CIM_LogicalFile and CIM_UnixFile have some key properties that are not
needed when calling GetInstance(). On Linux systems, all is needed to
get information about a file is its path. Type of the filesystem that
the file resides on and the file type itself are not needed. In fact,
it's not desirable to require those when querying remote systems.
Ignore FSCreationClassName, FSName, LFCreationClassName and
CreationClassName.
This commit reverts most of the functionality of commit
5c3e1a6203e495bec37acd8c3731ca41377beb94.
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