ci: add NFS validation and improve network drive robustness#52
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Work on the failing CI tests (across all PRs submitted by you) @KGFCH2 |
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Yeah I have worked on those and tested successfully..... |
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@Rakshat28
Addresses #35.
Summary
This PR improves the reliability of
bdstorageon network-attached storage environments such as SMB and NFS by hardening low-level system call handling and introducing automated network filesystem testing.Key Changes
FIEMAP Fallback Handling
FIEMAPioctl failures.Graceful Linking Failure
"reflink not supported"messages when operating over SMB/NFS protocols that lack remote block cloning support.Automated NFS Testing
Result
These improvements make
bdstoragesignificantly safer and more reliable for users managing large archives, media libraries, or backup datasets hosted on home or enterprise NAS systems.