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Fix includes to not be relative to paths provided by -I directives, for
the xfsprogs and xfsdump builds.  At this stage still provide these gcc
options in the build but later that can be removed too now that headers
are clean.

/*
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 * 
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#include <xfs/libxfs.h>
#include <xfs/jdm.h>

#include <time.h>
#include <errno.h>
#include <sys/stat.h>
#include <sys/dir.h>


/*----------------------------------------------------------------------*/
/*                                                                      */
/* Functions which access inventory paths: /var/[lib/]xfsdump/inventory */
/* The [lib] component was introduced for FHS compliance on Linux.      */
/*                                                                      */
/*----------------------------------------------------------------------*/

#define MGR_BASE_NEW	"/var/lib/xfsdump"
#define MGR_BASE_OLD	"/var/xfsdump"
#define MGR_DIRPATH	"/inventory"		/* preceed with inv_base */
#define MGR_FSTAB	MGR_DIRPATH"/fstab"	/* preceed with inv_base */
#define MGR_LOCKFILE	MGR_DIRPATH"/invlock"	/* preceed with inv_base */
#define MGR_PATH_MAX	64	/* PATH_MAX would be a tad wasteful here */

static char *inv_base;
static char new_inv_base[] = MGR_BASE_NEW;
static char old_inv_base[] = MGR_BASE_OLD;

static char inv_fstabp[MGR_PATH_MAX];
static char inv_dirpathp[MGR_PATH_MAX];
static char inv_lockfilep[MGR_PATH_MAX];	

char *
inv_dirpath( void )
{
	ASSERT(inv_base);
	return inv_dirpathp;
}

char *
inv_fstab( void )
{
	ASSERT(inv_base);
	return inv_fstabp;
}

char *
inv_lockfile( void )
{
	ASSERT(inv_base);
	return inv_lockfilep;
}

char *
inv_basepath( void )
{
	ASSERT(inv_base);
	return inv_base;
}

int
inv_setup_base( void )
{
	struct stat64 new_sbuf, old_sbuf;
	int new_exists, old_exists;

	errno = 0;
	new_exists = !(stat64(new_inv_base, &new_sbuf) < 0 && errno == ENOENT);
	errno = 0;
	old_exists = !(stat64(old_inv_base, &old_sbuf) < 0 && errno == ENOENT);

	if (new_exists && old_exists) {
		if (new_sbuf.st_ino == old_sbuf.st_ino &&
		    new_sbuf.st_dev == old_sbuf.st_dev) {
			old_exists = 0;	/* both the same, pretend */
		}
		else {	/* die! */
			return 0;
		}
	}

	if (!old_exists)
		inv_base = new_inv_base;
	else
		inv_base = old_inv_base;

	/* also setup the dependent paths now
	 */
	strcpy(inv_dirpathp, inv_base);
	strcat(inv_dirpathp, MGR_DIRPATH);

	strcpy(inv_fstabp, inv_base);
	strcat(inv_fstabp, MGR_FSTAB);

	strcpy(inv_lockfilep, inv_base);
	strcat(inv_lockfilep, MGR_LOCKFILE);

	return 1;
}