PROBE::NFSD.PROC(3stap)
β¨ NAME β¨
probe::nfsd.proc.rename β ok so bestie, this is the NFS Server probe that fires when the server is renaming a file for a client π
that's the whole vibe, that's the moment we're catching
It lives in the Network File Storage Tapsets, section 3stap of the SystemTap Tapset Reference. iykyk π«Ά
πΈ SYNOPSIS πΈ
probe nfsd.proc.rename {}
No arguments, no config, nothing extra to feed it. It's giving low-maintenance queen π
π¦ VALUES π¦
Every one of these is handed to you when the probe hits, so grab 'em while the tea is hot π
uidβ the requester's user id πͺͺtnameβ the new file name, aka what it's getting renamed to β¨flenβ the length of the old file name πgidβ the requester's group id π―filenameβ the old file name, the one it used to be πfhβ the file handler of the old path πtfhβ the file handler of the new path πclient_ipβ the ip address of the client πtlenβ the length of the new file name π
not me pointing out thatflenpairs withfilenameandtlenpairs withtnameβ that's the pattern, bestie, don't mix 'em up π
π SEE ALSO π
tapset::nfsd(3stap)β go read the whole nfsd tapset family, it's iconic π
SystemTap Tapset Reference, Ver β September 2026 β manual page PROBE::NFSD.PROC(3stap). That's the source, the version and the date, all wrapped up with a bow π mwah, go rename something, you got this π
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